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Find out whether or not geographic location plays an important role in perceptions and use of work-life balance programs.

This article sets out the steps organizations should be taking to achieve compliance with CASL s anti-spam provisions.

You have been the very picture of prudence. You run every important decision by your primo outside counsel so that, if anything goes wrong, you have a chip shot "advice of counsel" defense. Well, something has gone wrong. Your tax shelter goes awry. Your securities filings are attacked. Your internal investigation is challenged. Your interpretation of a contract is held in bad faith. Your lawyers send in the A-team litigators for your defense. So far, so good. But wait! The plaintiff has subpoenaed your trial lawyers' firm? What's this business about implied waiver?

Opposing counsel can sometimes forget to "scrub" an electronic document clean before sending it for others to view. However, stop and read this article before considering mining the metadata. Ethics rules protect even the forgetful.

A sampling of surveys our in-house research team has tabulated.

Corporate counsel must understand the relevant technology and the risks that it poses, and create, adopt, and enforce a policy that minimizes the risks without causing bigger problems. This article will help you do just that.

While Canadian courts continue to deal on a regular basis with construction related disputes, there is an ever-increasing trend for parties involved in construction projects to elect alternative methods of dispute resolution.

This is a cybersecurity checklist for Boards of Directors.

Columnist Phil Strauss takes valuable lessons from the world of screenwriting and applies them to the role of general counsel.

A short discussion on the science of ethical decision making.