Over the holiday break, I took a look at various stories that I had "starred" in Google Reader for later reading and followup in the blog. (You ARE using a RSS Feed Reader to subscribe to this blog, right?) The list is long. But part of starting a new year for me is doing a bit of… Continue Reading
Tag Archives: footnoted
Guest Blogger: Reading the “Footnotes” of Change in Control (CIC) Agreements
Posted in Human Resources (HR) ComplianceIn legal writing, footnotes are seen either as a necessary evil, or just evil. After all, the "devil is in the details". (Insert, additional cliches here.) SEC filings are notorious for their use in an attempt to "inform" the public. Luckily for all of us, there is one blog that is dedicated to reading the… Continue Reading
Four for…Employment Contracts and Useful Employment Law Information
Posted in Human Resources (HR) ComplianceWhen I first started practicing, each attorney used to keep their "form" files. What were these? Copies of key documents that could be used over and over again. Now, with the advent of computer databases, sharing information within a firm is routine and easy. But suppose you wanted to find out what other attorneys or… Continue Reading
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