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Discusses which works are copyrightable and which works are not, when copyrights attach to works, and the pros and cons of registering a copyright. Also discusses how to protect copyrightable works using best corporate practices and how to avoid violation of others' copyrights associated with advertising, images, formulas, websites, and music.

Discusses the basics of computers, trade secrets, copyrights and source-code protection.

Discusses the steps to be taken to protect your interests during government investigations including initial precautions, compliance matters, internal investigative concerns, as well as post-investigative strategies and considerations.

Identifies four significant challenges that companies are facing in managing their records and addresses practical steps towards corporate records compliance and enforcement.

Analyzes how unions succeed in pressuring employers to agree to neutrality agreements, recognition on the basis of authorization card checks, and corporate campaigns and discusses how to develop strategies that anticipate and respond to these and other union tactics that are trademarks of the movement to unionize without NLRB elections.

Discusses what role corporate counsel should play in preparing the corporation to meet its information security obligations under the law, a corporation's obligations when not regulated under laws such as Gramm-Leach-Bliley or HIPAA, and how to prevent information security breaches.

This webcast transcript addresses issues applicable to the pre-employment screening process and onboarding. Some specific topics include FCRA compliance and state law tangents, the legality of different types of background checks, and issues with using public source checks such as google and myspace.

Tailored to counsel of the small market cap public companies, this webcast transcript focuses on disclosure practices for compliance with '34 Act reporting and related obligations. Learn when, whether and how you can scale internal controls procedures, periodic reporting requirements, disclosure committees, compliance programs, and when you might choose not to.

Discusses the acquisition and divestiture process, focusing on three phases: preparing for a transaction, completing a transaction, and integrating a transaction. Also includes practical tips for a successful transaction.

This webcast discussed how to build cross-functional eDiscovery response teams to implement and manage legal holds, how eDiscovery response teams are established and structured, the role of the eDiscovery response team and techniques for effective legal hold management.

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