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The Transportation Research Board of the National Academies (“TRB”) has released its second volume of guidance addressing risks in project delivery, including risks associated with the National Environmental Policy Act (“NEPA”). This second volume...

Justice Antonin Scalia has the most complex vocabulary of any current justice, and even bests Shakespeare, according to a computer analysis of word repetition. But Scalia’s vocabulary can’t compete with that of rapper Aesop Rock.

Bulletin shows nearly four years of advancement in the EB-2 category for applicants chargeable to India and minor advancement for applicants chargeable to China as well as significant advancement in the EB-3 category for applicants chargeable to the...

In the “quiet” period for intercollegiate athletic competition, compensation to college coaches has taken center stage. During the ongoing trial in the O’Bannon v. NCAA litigation, the plaintiff’s expert economist highlighted the financial benefits...

It has now been a week since the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office held its public forum on the March 4th Guidance For Determining Subject Matter Eligibility Of Claims Reciting Or Involving Laws of Nature, Natural Phenomena, & Natural Products (the...

I recently appeared on an episode of the Private Equity FunCast: “The Art (and Science?) of the LOI” to talk deal terms with private equity masters Devin Mathews and Jim Milbery. This well-spent hour got me thinking about how confusing some of the...

As with any business relationship, the end of an outsourcing can be a difficult time. Happy, trouble-free exits are rare. Emotions often run high, there may be pending legal claims in relation to the termination circumstances that triggered the exit,...

Hitting your children is a sensitive moral topic for many parents, but it is worth discussing whether it is even legal.

Access to justice is a recurring theme. Considerable resources are allocated to assist in improving access to our courts on a timely basis. And yet our trial lists are long and our wait time for civil trials is growing. It is not surprising that...

Post-foreclosure deficiency lawsuits against guarantors of commercial loans can be expensive and time consuming — particularly when measured against the sometimes uncertain collectability of the deficiency judgment. Under Washington state law, if a...

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