Successful Brand Sponsorships Require Collaboration With Legal
Companies looking to maximize brand sponsorship investments should plan carefully around content distribution, rights clearance, and integration across media platforms.
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Delaware Can’t Regulate Corporate Governance With a Calculator
Adopting a “lodestar cap” on attorneys’ fees in contingent stockholder litigation would lock Delaware into an outdated model at precisely the moment the legal profession is changing fastest.
CA Businesses Will Face New Era of Financial Scrutiny in 2026
California’s Department of Financial Protection & Innovation is taking a stronger stance on enforcement towards financial service providers. Businesses can adapt to this changing regulatory environment by following practical compliance measures.
Lobbying a Distracted Congress Can Be a Blessing or a Curse
When Congress is distracted, it’s important for lobbyists to find new ways to get lawmakers’ attention. But it’s also important to think about who else you could be lobbying, including administration officials.
Climbing the Ranks of Lawyer to Leader Takes More Than Expertise
Building trust, offering effective feedback, delegating strategically, and creating psychological safety are learned competencies, not automatic side effects of excellent lawyering.
Trump’s Well-Stocked Tariff Toolkit Demands Importers’ Attention
Regardless how the Supreme Court rules on the Trump administration’s broad use of tariffs, the US trade agenda will likely continue relying on other tariff authorities, so affected businesses should take practical steps to avoid risk.
Professional Perspectives give authors space to provide context about an area of law or take an in-depth look at a topic that could benefit their practice.
Minnesota Probes Reveal That Fraud Prevention Requires Tradeoffs
Preventing fraud and improper payments requires tradeoffs that affect everyone, not just bad actors. And those tradeoffs are rarely discussed in the public dialogue.
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Carliss Chatman Good CounselTexas’ New Proxy Advisor Law Regulates Speech, Not Securities
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Ellen Yang Good CounselGCs Align With 2026 Enterprise Goals as Holiday Brain Rot Fades
Paula Boggs Good CounselDEI Is Still a Priority Abroad. Global GCs Must Walk a Tightrope
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Everyone Hates Early Law School Recruiting, But Everyone Does It
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