What person wouldn't agree that manufacturers have a duty to make their products as safe as reasonably possible? However, this type of question, paradigmatic of the 'reptile method', is frequently used by plaintiffs attorneys to prey on jurors' fears and biases, as this guide explains.
Despite being outlawed by the Equality Act 2010, sexual harassment remains prevalent within the workplace. Employers are undoubtedly in a difficult position - do they become the 'fun police' and try to regulate workplace banter, or risk liability by trusting employees not to overstep the mark?
Blockchain is on the verge of revolutionizing how we interact in the digital world. It has far reaching applications from the financial industry to many other sectors of the economy. This guide provides a general description of distributed ledger technology, blockchains, blockchain technology and digital currencies.
'Close of business' is a term many people use in their day to day working life without much thought. But what does it actually mean? This briefing looks at the specifics of what the term means when it is included in a contract.
On 17 February, consultation closed on the UK Government's green paper on corporate governance reform. The paper introduced a key point for consideration: should corporate governance in large privately held businesses be tightened? This briefing discusses some of the issues.
Looking back on last year's fintech predictions, not many commentators accurately predicted where we would be entering 2017. This briefing sets out some key predictions for this year.
The Court of Appeal has decided that a plumber, who was engaged as a "self-employed operative", should in fact have been treated as a "worker" for employment rights purposes.
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Kenneth Freeling, a former Dewey & LeBoeuf partner who became of counsel at Covington & Burling in Washington, D.C., died Thursday in New York. He was 59.
Few people know the inner workings of Jones Day, and that's the way the firm likes it. But taking on Donald Trump as a client is no way to avoid the spotlight.
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