Preventing Digital Sexual Harassment in the Workplace (Part 3 of 5)

May 17, 2013 By: Daniel Garrie

In this installment on preventing sexual harassment, I will look at the judicial response to privacy in the workplace and the framework under which courts should consider responding to digital acts of sexual harassment.

Preventing Digital Sexual Harassment in the Workplace (Part 2 of 5)

Apr 30, 2013 By: Daniel Garrie

Although an employer cannot observe or control all the actions of its employees in the physical workplace, the employer can prevent sexual harassment in the digital workplace through cost-effective technology to monitor the content of digital communication.

Preventing Digital Sexual Harassment in the Workplace (Part 1 of 5)

Apr 19, 2013 By: Daniel Garrie

Although an employer cannot observe or control all the actions of its employees in the physical workplace, the employer can prevent sexual harassment in the digital workplace through cost-effective technology to monitor the content of digital communication.

The Internet’s effects on geographic markets and competition barriers

Apr 8, 2013 By: Nyssa Gesch

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Department of Justice (DOJ) have a history of getting involved in M&A deals over geographic market

Insight for 2013 proxy access proposals

Mar 11, 2013 By: Nyssa Gesch

Now that we are deep into proxy season, companies and their advisers are no doubt consumed by issues that are likely to

Make sure employees acknowledge their obligations under the employer’s trade secret protection program

Feb 15, 2013 By: Alan Gutterman

To strengthen the enforceability of employee intellectual property agreements, it’s important to ensure that employees intend to comply with the terms of the employer’s trade secret protection program.

Bilateral Investment Treaties: Mitigating Political Risks to Foreign Capital Investments

Jan 29, 2013 By: Andrew Pieper

When companies make significant capital investments in foreign countries, they accept any risks to the ongoing political stability—or the occurrence of instability—in those countries.

Tips for strengthening the enforceability of employee intellectual property agreements

Jan 22, 2013 By: Alan Gutterman

Employees are heavily involved in the creation and use of the intellectual property rights of any business and it is imperative for

What Kind of Lawyer Are You Actually?

Jan 8, 2013 By: Alexa Sherr Hartley

Is the kind of lawyer that you are practicing as currently the same kind of lawyer that you are actually?

Foreign Corrupt Practices Act: The More You Know, The Better For Your Business

Dec 28, 2012 By: Andrew Pieper

When it comes to limiting FCPA liability, prevention is crucial. And the only way to prevent FCPA liability is to know as much as possible about your company’s foreign business practices.

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