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Companies should consider adding an annual insurance checkup to their “spring cleaning” to-do list.

In a mechanically operated dystopian future, robot lawyers are our only hope. They will argue our case to the Supreme Robot Counsel, assuming they can get past the metal detectors and rise above their own anti-robot sentiment. In short, we should make nice with them now.

The FTC announced a proposed rule that, if enacted, would amount to a near-total ban on the use of non-compete agreements and leave employers with fewer legal means of protecting their confidential and proprietary information.

The physicality of depression and anxiety and the way it overwhelms a body is often misunderstood or thought of as irrational.

The practice of law has a rich heritage. Lawyers throughout history have contributed to the development of the rule of law, and to our present day system of justice.

After many months of pandemic-related lockdown, we now know that Zoom works for mediation.

Regardless of what our return to normal looks like, the benefits of mediation stand strong. But how they're conducted has yet to be decided. Consider the following as you ponder the way forward.

One lawyer reflects on two decades of practicing law and looking ahead to the time between now and retirement, with lessons learned that may be helpful to others.

A pair of rulings this summer by the federal and state appellate courts in Minnesota in atypical arbitration disputes reflects uncertainty surrounding the enforcement of some ADR clauses.

Technology is constantly evolving, powerful, and has become a digital storage locker for most of our personal and professional information, which necessitates more security of biometric data.