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Representing a Corporation: Who is the Client?
Second Circuit Holds that Sexual Orientation Discrimination is Sex Discrimination Under Title VII
Clearly Defining the Scope of Representation: Reducing Malpractice Risk with the Engagement Letter
Bringing Some Cost Certainty to Commercial Litigation
Multi-Tiered Dispute Resolution Clauses: Pre-Arbitration Procedure
The FDCPA - What You Don't Know Can Hurt You
Publish or Perish: CPLR Rule 4112
Court of Appeals Decision Expands Physician and Hospital Liability
Ask An Attorney: Legislative and Other Developments Affecting the Practice Environment
Lessons Learned from Deflategate
Law and the Art of Automobile Maintenance
EPA’s Clean Power Plan Subject to Litigation, Congressional Challenges
Can I Say That? Tactics for Ethical Negotiations
Attorney’s Duty to Plan Extends Further Than You Think
Recent Commercial Divisionrule Changes, Amendments
A Business Approach to Business Litigation
Arbitration: Managing Litigation Risk in the Digital Age
Employing a ‘Limited Defense’ Strategy
Update: NY Litigation Over Marcellus Shale development
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