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This week's guide to Crisis Management
This week's email features a look at Understanding anger and its impact on lawyers; Real Estate Law: Commercial lease amendment and termination considerations; Challenges of patenting COVID-19 technologies; Panel examines how employers should approach post-pandemic work; The new noncompete?
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| | | Part 1: Understanding anger and its impact on lawyers
Many lawyers grapple with how to work with people who are angry: clients who are volatile, co-workers who are frequently upset, opposing counsel who bully or demean, or partners who quickly fly off the handle over what seems like the smallest issue.
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| Real Estate Law: Commercial lease amendment and termination considerations
A year of shutdowns, remote work and other pandemic-related restrictions has significantly impacted commercial leasing markets.
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| Challenges of patenting COVID-19 technologies
Companies face hurdles that could result in lengthy and costly patent disputes down the road. These hurdles stem from the fact that most COVID-19 patents filed to date are not yet publicly disclosed.
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| | | N.J. panel examines how employers should approach post-pandemic work
The pandemic and its aftermath offer an opportunity for companies to reassess their approaches..
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| The new noncompete?
To try to find out whether this was a trend or whether I was reading too much into Judge McGuire’s statement, I informally polled several employment litigation practitioners to see if any of them had experience with these kinds of cases.
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