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In the traditional playbook of corporate ascension, general counsel isn’t typically seen as a springboard to the CEO suite, especially…
Trump’s law of the jungle means U.S. trade deals aren’t worth the paper they’re printed on, trade expert warns
When President Trump threatened Brazil with punishing tariffs on Wednesday, there was no fancy mathematical equation trotted out this time…
Jeff Bezos famously neglected to sign a prenup in his first marriage. He’s not making the same mistake twice
When Jeff Bezos says “I do” for the second time, the real vows may be in his prenuptial agreement. With…
Disgraced former celebrity lawyer Tom Girardi must pay $2.3 million to the former clients he stole from
A federal judge sentenced disbarred celebrity lawyer Tom Girardi to seven years and three months in prison on Tuesday for embezzling tens…
Ex-CEO of addiction-treatment center network charged with targeting journalists, including spray-painting their homes and throwing bricks through their windows
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — The founder and former CEO of New Hampshire’s largest network of addiction treatment centers has been…
For seasoned lawyers, as well as laypeople, simply trying to make sense of a tricky contract, new tools powered by…
James Callahan, one of America’s ‘most powerful union leaders’ who failed to report $315,000 in gifts like concert tickets, just got pardoned by Trump on the eve of his sentencing
James Callahan, General President of the International Union of Operating Engineers and Labor Day Parade 2016 Grand Marshal – Labor…
Nearly five years after Tony Hsieh died in a house fire, it looks like the Zappos CEO’s will has finally been found
Tony Hsieh, cofounder and CEO of the shoe and clothing retailer Zappos, died in a house fire in New London,…
Luigi Mangione is seeking to avoid the death penalty after Attorney General’s public comments are blasted as a ‘political stunt’
Luigi Mangione, the 26-year-old man accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York last year, is seeking to…
Creating and sharing deepfakes through tools such as OpenAI is now a crime in New Jersey—punishable by up to 5 years in prison
Creating and sharing deceptive media made with artificial intelligence is now a crime in New Jersey and open to lawsuits…












