New England Biz Law Update

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Are hourly fees on the way out? Can 'value-based' fees trim the legal budget?

In-house counsel should act now to take advantage of the anticipated economic recovery by sharpening their efficiency in helping companies meet the demands of business growth, and by actively participating in business planning, according to experts.

“[B]ased on the government’s theory of prosecution, any … business today could face a similar punishment for discarding documents. By this standard, any company could be prosecuted for following standard document disposal practices, before receiving a subpoena or even an ...

Michele S. Gatto has never been afraid to take risks. Her willingness to move from place to place and tackle new and challenging positions has led her to Montpelier, Vt., where she is senior vice president and general counsel managing ...

Doing business abroad is growing more and more important, according to international business experts. Find out why.

Welcome to the first edition of this column, which is dedicated to discussing the types of hidden issues in-house counsel unwittingly often face. This is a sort of “ignorance ain’t bliss” attempt to keep me and my fellow in-house colleagues ...

Agreeing to a boilerplate arbitration clause could lead to unexpected delays and costs.

At a time when in-house lawyers are weathering a downpour of pink slips, it’s imperative to inventory and strengthen your talents and capabilities. Your career umbrella may depend on how far you go beyond knowing the law. Here is a ...

Below is a list of the seminars sponsored by the New England Corporate Counsel Association, Inc. for the 2003-2004 season. Seminars are held the first Wednesday of the month (with the exception of September and January which are the second ...