COVID claim must meet malpractice standard
A ruling by a Newport News, Virginia judge illustrates one of the hurdles faced by lawyers seeking to sue over COVID-19 infections acquired in group facilities. A wrongful death lawsuit claiming an [...]
Teaching clients to shift ‘from room to Zoom’
The Sandusky Group, a Maryland company that delivers training on presentation, public speaking and media skills to executives and leadership teams, quickly realized giving an authoritative and engaging presentation to a Zoom room, rather than a physical space, required entirely different skills.
Experts, ABA do not recommend replying to bad online reviews
Potential clients’ faith in online reviews is welcome if a lawyer or law firm under consideration has a five-star rating, but a single bad review can have an ongoing harmful effect. Broadly found that one bad review from a disgruntled client will turn away 30 clients on average.
Finance worries overtake COVID-19 concerns
Due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on finances, roughly 145 million Americans say they cannot afford another year like 2020, according to WalletHub’s new Coronavirus Money Survey.
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Directors and officers should always establish and adhere to policies and procedures in the exercise of corporate governance.
The new noncompete?
To try to find out whether this was a trend or whether I was reading too much into Judge McGuire’s statement, I informally polled several employment litigation practitioners to see if any of them had experience with these kinds of cases. Here are just a few that I found and what I think they mean for the future of employment litigation.
Challenges of patenting COVID-19 technologies
Despite their efforts, companies face hurdles that could result in lengthy and costly patent disputes down the road. These hurdles stem from the fact that most COVID-19 patents filed to date are not yet publicly disclosed.
