Insights: Results

When is a Plum a Potato Chip?

by William T. Burgess

Sharpening business acumen in shifting environments—and reaping the fruits.

ESG Backlash on the Border

by Bryan Driscoll

A warning and opportunity for Canadian business and law.

Decisions, Decisions

by Boris Bershteyn

Leading cases on the Supreme Court’s 2018 business docket.

Family Owned and Operated

by John M. Goralka and David W. Holaday

In the era of sweeping tax reform, family businesses, particularly agricultural business, face many environmental and governmental risks. Outlined below are strategies to ensure family business survival in the face of these threats.

What Legalizing Recreational Marijuana Means for Indiana

by Rock Lee

What will marijuana legalization mean for business, past conviction, and beyond?

Are You Equipped to Manage the Internet of Things?

by Morgan Gebhardt

Are IoT technologies nice-to-have “apps” or necessary business components?

US Commercial Litigation Trends for 2025

by Bryan Driscoll

As Business Priorities Evolve, So Too Does the Role of Litigation in the Corporate Playbook.

What Is a Non-Compete Agreement?

by Bryan Driscoll

These agreements protect business interests but often test the limits of worker mobility and fairness.

Making a Meaningful Difference for All

by Malone Law

With its focus on injury prevention, Malone Law is working to put itself out of business.

ERISA Reaches Its Turning Point

by Bryan Driscoll

ERISA litigation and the laws surrounding are rapidly changing, with companies fundamentally rewriting their business practices.

Treaty Visas: A Good Option for Businesses

by Eric Fleischmann

Business immigration attorneys have a challenging task. Clients, typically large multinationals, have high expectations.

Dussias Wittenberg Koenigsberger

by Dussias Wittenberg Koenigsberger

Business-savvy family law for high-net-worth clients across Chicago and the suburbs.

I-140 Petition

by Vivien Li and Elizabeth L.A. Garvish

I-140 petition requires financial ability to pay for small business, sole proprietor, household and other individual petitioners.

Motion Sustained

by Elise Scott, Madalyn Brown, and Bob DeMott

Corporate social responsibility isn’t just good for the planet—increasingly, it’s good for business, too.

Hoge Law Firm opens in La Jolla

by Hoge Law Firm

After more than three decades practicing business litigation, Charles T. Hoge has launched Hoge Law Firm in downtown La Jolla.

Bruce W. Ficken, Philadelphia's "Lawyer of the Year" for Construction Law 2017

by Nicole Ortiz

"We’re not in the business of making mountains out of molehills. We try to make molehills out of mountains."