By Hayes Hunt & Jeffrey Monhait Can a company require that you give up your right to sue the company if you download a coupon from the company’s website? What if you “like” one of the company’s products on Facebook? …
Monthly Archives: April 2014
Consumers & Binding Arbitration – Company Websites & Social Media
Tagged with: Binding Arbitration, Corporate Counsel, Corporate Law, Litigation Practice
Posted in Social Media & Law
Posted in Social Media & Law
Maintaining Privilege With Consultants – Practical Guide
By Hayes Hunt and Arthur Fritzinger Previously, we talked about the legal standards applied to claims of attorney-client privilege between a company’s general counsel and outside consultants. Now, let’s talk about practical tips for maintaining that privilege. We explained the…
Tagged with: attorney-client privilege, attorney-expert communication, Corporate Compliance, Corporate Law
Posted in Corporate Compliance
Posted in Corporate Compliance
Strike That. Objecting to Yourself. Eddie and Opening Day.
By Hayes Hunt Eddie Ohlbaum, my close friend, recently passed away. He loved trial work, teaching at Temple Law and advocating for the indigent. He also loved the Brooklyn Dodgers. I called him for his input when I wrote my first article for…
Tagged with: Cozen O'Connor, Depositions, From the Sidebar, Jury, Objections, Public Speaking, Questioning Techniques, Trial, Witness
Posted in Trial
Posted in Trial
