This chapter of Law Week 2014 focuses on corporate and employment law.
Some 18 years after Californians decided to legalize medical marijuana, state and local politicians have finally gotten around to drafting comprehensive regulations for how the dispensaries should operate.
The effect of a minimum-wage hike on San Diego County businesses could include layoffs, price increases or even relocation, said Jennifer Jacobus, director of human resource services at the San Diego Employers Association.
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Pack up the pom-poms in Buffalo, because the Bills will be playing without the support of their official cheerleaders this year.
NEW YORK — General Mills is scrapping a controversial plan to strip consumers of their right to sue the food company.
There is a delightful article about a fishy case before the U.S. Supreme Court that deserves a broader audience than it probably got last week on the Law Professor Blogs Network. Here's the opening paragraph by Ellen Podgor, a professor at Stetson University College of Law in Gulfport, Fla., who teaches in the area of white-collar crime:
NEWARK, N.J. -- A former pharmaceutical executive has been sentenced to 15 months in prison for his role in an insider trading scheme.
BOSTON -- A San Diego company that makes the new prescription painkiller Zohydro says it is disappointed with Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick's decision to impose new restrictions on the drug after a federal judge said his attempt to ban it outright was unconstitutional.
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. agreed to stop automatically rejecting job applicants with criminal records and to evaluate individual situations as New York’s attorney general expanded a crackdown on discrimination against ex-offenders.
In order to adapt to a changing business world, law firms are getting leaner, more flexible and increasingly efficient, according to a recent Daily Transcript roundtable discussion.
The Daily Transcript honors Law Week with a weeklong series celebrating the business of law. Coverage includes stories on important issues like civil rights, real estate and construction, intellectual property, and legal education.
This Law Week 2014 chapter highlights education and legal services.
The Daily Transcript honors this year's national Law Week theme with a look at some of the latest issues concerning civil rights.
Law Week 2014 continues with a look at the latest real estate and construction legal issues.
This Law Week 2014 chapter focuses on how technology and intellectual property law affects a variety of industries, including newly popular ride-sharing services.
The Daily Transcript honors Law Week with a weeklong series celebrating the business of law. Coverage includes stories on important issues like civil rights, real estate and construction, intellectual property, and legal education.
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