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.
Read More »Corporate Counsel in the News
Promotions and news about corporate counsel from around Missouri.
Read More »Preventing witness coaching during remote depos
Anyone who has peeked at his or her cellphone during a Zoom meeting likely has recognized the potential for improper witness coaching during a remote deposition.
Read More »How to combat ‘Zoom fatigue’
“Zoom fatigue” seems to be a workplace buzzword this year with researchers estimating that the number who attended meetings via Zoom has skyrocketed.
Read More »As general counsel roles expand, could CFO be a next step for in-house leaders?
The path from general counsel to a top finance role is not one that many have traveled. But as chief in-house lawyers take on a growing number of responsibilities, it’s an increasingly natural transition.
Read More »OP-ED: An employee tested positive for COVID-19? Take these steps next
In the midst of the global pandemic, nothing is certain . . . except endless Zoom calls, taxes and having anxiety over what to do if an employee tests positive for COVID-19.
Read More »Disputed signature keeps case out of arbitration
Applying a recent Missouri Supreme Court ruling, the Court of Appeals Western District declined to compel arbitration for a man who claims not to have co-signed his grandson’s title loan.
Read More »FAA exemption extends to ‘last mile’ delivery drivers
The ruling has implications for the rest of the 'gig economy'
Read More »Closing a business deal remotely? Know the risks
This is a good time to remind business deal makers and inventors — especially newer entrepreneurs and start-up companies — to follow a comprehensive check list to protect the ownership of their new products and services prior to disclosing them to a third party.
Read More »Final appeal: Fall at doctor’s office doesn’t get work comp, Supreme Court rules
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled that a woman who was treated for exposure to ant spray in the workplace, then hurt her knee at the doctor’s office while being treated, doesn’t qualify for workers’ compensation.
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