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David Sclar has just self-published the book he wishes he could have turned to for practical advice once his career course was set as in-house counsel guiding digital health and wellness companies on matters ranging from security and privacy to product development.

Several companies have been holding their outside legal firms accountable to specific diversity guidelines for decades. While some of the more recent shifts are notable and important, these demands will continue to be difficult for law firms to meet.

A new analysis of trends in general counsel hiring by nationally recognized legal recruiting and consulting firm BarkerGilmore shows the majority of new GCs appointed in the past year were women and minorities.

Drones are just one of several modern technologies that have greatly improved the overall engineering and construction process.

An event like the Jan. 6 riot brings up questions regarding employee behavior on social media in their downtime away from the office.

If you’ve already returned to the office, chances are, many of your colleagues have not. And many will continue to work remotely long into the future — even forever.

For Americans who make careers out of military service, obtaining approval to handle classified information makes a big difference in terms of advancement and pay. Unfortunately, that coveted security clearance could become another victim of the COVID-19 pandemic.

While customers may prefer to pay for items in cash, there is no federal requirement that private businesses accept it, according to The Federal Reserve.

There has been a lot to lose sleep over lately. But when you find yourself actually having trouble with sleep, it might be time to seek out some help.

Here are some tips to help avoid potential pitfalls and resolve disputes as efficiently as possible, whether before or after formal litigation (or arbitration) commences.