Remote Work Policies and the Accommodation Question
Return-to-office mandates are colliding with disability accommodation requests. How employers and employees are navigating the conflict.
From the archive
September 2026
The General Counsel’s Seat at the Strategy Table
Boards increasingly expect their GC to shape strategy, not just manage risk. What that shift demands of legal leaders.
Forensic Accountants in Divorce and Fraud Cases
Following the money through shell companies and cash businesses, and presenting the findings so a judge can follow them.
Beneficial Ownership Rules: A Practical Guide for Small Companies
Who counts as a beneficial owner, what needs reporting and how to keep records current as ownership changes.
Legal Aid Funding Gap Widens as Demand Keeps Climbing
Providers report longer waiting lists for housing, family and immigration help, while volunteer hours struggle to keep pace.
Slip-and-Fall Cases: The Evidence That Wins or Loses Them
Photographs, incident reports and footwear can matter more than injuries. What claimants should gather in the first 48 hours.
Probate Without the Panic: Settling an Estate Step by Step
From locating the will to distributing assets, a practical walkthrough for executors handling an estate for the first time.
Chapter 7 or Chapter 13? Choosing the Right Bankruptcy Path
Liquidation or repayment plan? Income, assets and long-term goals decide which route makes sense for an individual filer.
Inside a Cross-Border Fraud Investigation: The First 72 Hours
Freezing orders, evidence preservation and coordinating counsel in three time zones. How investigators work when the clock is running.
Contract Lifecycle Software: A Buyer’s Checklist for Legal Teams
Integration, adoption and clause libraries matter more than feature lists. Questions to ask before signing a multi-year licence.
Bail Reform: What the Early Results Suggest
Supporters point to fewer people held pretrial; critics point to court appearance rates. A look at what the evidence can and cannot show.