In-House Counsel Hopefuls Should Master Behavioral Interviews
The in-house legal hiring market has changed dramatically over the past several years, with many in-house employers, relying heavily on behavioral interviews to evaluate candidates.
The in-house legal hiring market has changed dramatically over the past several years, with many in-house employers, relying heavily on behavioral interviews to evaluate candidates.
With President Donald Trump continuing his battle against big law firms, it’s time to explore the applicability of the American Bar Association rule on professional conduct, which may prohibit the law firms from promising pro bono work to avoid White House sanctions.
A proposed rule from the Department of Labor would let 401(k) fiduciaries offer alternative assets if they document a prudent process on key risks.
Texas’ new hemp rules banning smokable cannabis are temporarily blocked, a state judge ruled Friday.
Texas lawmakers are weighing whether a surge in data center development will strain the state’s water supply—or help finance long-delayed efforts to expand it.
Tom Homan made clear the Trump administration isn’t waiting for Congress to ramp up immigration enforcement—even as Republicans remain divided over how to fund it.
Big Tech companies and the lawyers who represent them are expressing disappointment that the nation’s top patent court is declining to rein in changes at the US Patent and Trademark Office that have made it harder to challenge the validity of patents asserted in litigation.
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The Dallas Mavericks have abandoned their most significant claim to be contested at trial next month in a fight with the Dallas Stars over their shared partnership in the American Airlines Center sports arena.
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