Don't Bet the Business

Protecting customer lists with employee confidentiality and non-solicitation agreements could save your business time, aggravation and money.

Appellate court rules on whether lender can sue to enforce other security in a loan default situation without also foreclosing on the borrower's mortgage.

Fat finger alert: In today's tech driven environment, a simple email acknowledgement could confirm acceptance of dispute resolution terms.

Following these five tips and proactively addressing data governance will help your business avoid email troubles.

Is your company prepared to defend litigation stemming from an internet data breach?

Supreme Court rules that only written notice, not a lawsuit, by a borrower is sufficient to rescind a mortgage under the Truth in Lending Act.

Understanding the difference between materiality and relevance may be key to admitting or excluding evidence at trial.

Unauthorized access to another person's email could lead to civil and criminal liability under both state and federal law.

Non-compete agreements can protect one's legitimate business interests, but they must be reasonable in duration and scope and protect against actual competition.

SCOTUS ruling in Countrywide Home Loans case could result in a dramatic change to residential mortgage rescission practice.