When legal issues loom, small businesses are wise to think outside their own offices
Hiring an outside attorney can be advantageous for smaller businesses.
New rules involving name, image and likeness are creating chaos in college athletics
NIL deals allow players to profit off their name, image and likeness, but across the sports and the states the deals aren't treated the same.
Alabama to receive $1.4 billion to expand broadband access
The state has 180 days to submit plan to the National Telecommunications and Information Adminstration for using the funds.
Bradley launches Atlanta office with more than 20 attorneys
Bradley, the Birmingham-based law firm, is expanding into Georgia with the opening of a new Atlanta office with more than 20 lawyers
Hahn takes reins at Baker Donelson in Birmingham
W. Patton Hahn is the new managing shareholder at the Birmingham office of law firm Baker Donelson.
Guest Column: So the FTC has issued a proposed non-compete ban…what’s next?
The FTC’s proposed rule would ban employers from requiring employees from signing non-compete agreements as a condition of their employment.
Capell & Howard expands by eight attorneys and a new office
Sasser, Sefton & Brown PC and Red Oak Legal PC merge with Capell & Howard, effective February 1.
Birmingham’s Maynard Cooper & Gale merges with Nexsen Pruet
Birmingham-based Maynard Cooper & Gale and Nexsen Pruet, based in the Carolinas, will merge into a national law firm called Maynard Nexsen
Guest Column: Protecting attorney-client privilege during internal investigations
Attorney-client privilege and the work-product doctrine can protect the confidentiality of internal investigations.
Guest Column: Mediation to resolve business disputes
Mediating a dispute is a cost-effective alternative that may produce a favorable resolution in a timely manner.