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| Contracts

What to Know When Making Oral Contract Modifications

Oral contract modifications can be a great tool, but it's important to know when they are appropriate and acceptable for modifying an agreement.
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| In-House Voices

Keeping a Watchful Eye on Legal with the GC of Canary

An interview with the GC of Canary on thinking business, making the right hires, and excelling at in-house lawyering.
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| Legal Process Management

How to Manage Audits as In-House Counsel

Learn about the relationship between audits and attorney-client privilege and what you can do to protect your client and yourself.
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| Intellectual Property

Is it Possible to Put Up a Fight Against Patent Trolls?

Learn how to identify patent trolls and the defense strategies available if a suit arises.
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| Business and Entrepreneurship

The Ins & Outs of the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program

The EB-5 immigrant investor program could provide a way to secure vital financing. But as usual, the devil is in the details
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| Legal Process Management

In-House Hiring: Paralegal or Associate?

When it comes time to expand your legal department, these tips will help you decide whether a paralegal or associate is right for your needs.
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| In-House Voices

How the Deputy GC of Sony Music Hits All the Right Notes In-House

Lessons learned from 20 years of in-house experience.
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| Litigation

5 Ways Independent Litigators Can Save Your Legal Budget

Learn why independent litigators may give your company a new range of efficiency.
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| Event Recap

How to Be Successful In-House with Limited Resources

In-house legal department resources are often stretched. We hosted a panel to discuss how to make the most of what you have.
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| In-House Voices

In-house at Tough Mudder: A Different Kind of Obstacle Course

Marc Ackerman, GC of Tough Mudder, discusses the lessons he's learned in-house and his transition from private practice.
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