Volume 54, Issue 3
Organizations should be aware of the internal controls and legal principles courts have considered in analyzing who bears the risk of loss for unauthorized or fraudulent electronic funds transfers.
The growing threat of wire transfer fraud to law firms underscores the importance of vigilance and verification in handling financial communications and transactions.
Emerging product liability cases involving prescription drugs and medical devices raise concerns about what constitutes an adequate warning and the burden of proving causation.
Policyholders may be precluded from using insurer slogans at trial based on puffery, the parol evidence rule, lack of relevance, and potential prejudice outweighing probative value.
In Dewberry, the Supreme Court reaffirmed the principle of corporate separateness, reminding plaintiffs to name the proper corporate entities as defendants and plead all colorable damages theories.
With careful evaluation and responsible deployment, generative artificial intelligence offers attorneys valuable innovations, increased efficiency, and enhanced client service opportunities.
Hone your legal writing skills by considering the audience, outlining your argument, writing persuasively, and avoiding language that could damage your credibility with the reader.
The Chair reflects on the May 2025 Section Conference in Washington, D.C., with memorable experiences and inspirational speeches.
The TIPS Dispute Resolution Committee focuses on enhancing the skills of arbitrators and mediators through its programs and publications.
A member of the editorial board combines her passion for storytelling and courtroom advocacy with a commitment to professionalism and mentoring future lawyers.
TIPS recaps the 2025 Section Conference programming and networking events and congratulates its award recipients.