Legal Listening: The Fox Rothschild Llp Podcast

In the fifth and final episode of his podcast, “Federal Agents at the Door,” Matthew D. Lee explains how to put a response plan in place so your company won’t have to improvise in the high stress environment of an investigation. It’s full of actionable advice from a leading member the firm’s White-Collar Criminal Defense & Regulatory Compliance Practice.

In episode four of his new five-part podcast, “Federal Agents at the Door,” Matthew D. Lee simplifies complex questions of legal representation, and highlights the importance of explaining those relationships to employees before interviewing them in an internal investigation. Matt, a former Justice Department trial attorney and partner in Fox Rothschild’s White Collar Compliance and Defense Practice, explains why “Upjohn Warning” is a critical term you need to know.

The federal government recently completed the second phase of a nationwide operation to serve I-9 audit notices to more than 5,200 businesses this year. Accurately completing and retaining I-9 employment records keeps businesses compliant with federal employment and immigration laws and avoids risks of financial or criminal penalties. In this nine-minute podcast, Robert Whitehill and Catherine Wadhwani offer strategies to managing compliance with I-9 and E-Verify procedures.

White Collar - Federal Agents at the Door: Preserving Evidence by Fox Rothschild LLP

White Collar - Federal Agents at the Door: Responding to a Warrant by Fox Rothschild LLP

You’ve seen it on CNN. Scores of agents in matching jackets descend on a business or residence, hauling out boxes of documents, laptops and cell phones. How would you react? Don’t panic. Matthew D. Lee has every aspect covered in his new five-part podcast: “Federal Agents at the Door.” A former Justice Department trial attorney, and partner in Fox Rothschild’s White Collar Compliance and Defense Practice, Matt knows what to expect and how to respond. Episode One: Target, Subject or Witness? Matt provides an overview and explains how your status in a probe should affect your response.

Immigration - When Immigration Agents Enter Your Business by Fox Rothschild LLP

In this podcast, Robert Whitehill and Catherine Wadhwani discuss changes in Visa processes, employment-side fraud detection and federal court activity.

Franchisors often have IP rights in the areas of copyrights, trademarks, patents and trade secrets. A strong franchisor-franchisee relationship understands how these intellectual property elements play into the success of their business models. John Gotaskie and Brienne Terril outline the types of intellectual property affecting franchising issues.

In a recent case, the Supreme Court – by a vote of seven to one – held for the first time that a fraudulent conveyance scheme can be consistent with the requirements of “actual fraud.” We invite you to listen to our latest podcast in which John R. Gotaskie, Jr. discusses how the ruling creates a potential new exception to the discharge of debts under the Bankruptcy Code.

With the passing of the new Defend Trade Secrets Act, it is vitally important for organizations to update their form employee and independent contractor nondisclosure agreements to ensure they comply with the act’s “whistleblowers” requirements. In this podcast, John discusses the new act and its ramifications for nondisclosure agreements.

The data breaches experienced by major retailers and organizations remind us that our data security is constantly under attack. We invite you to listen to our latest podcast in which John R. Gotaskie, Jr. details lessons learned from large data breaches.

Securities - Customer Complaints by Fox Rothschild LLP

Securities - Best Practices by Fox Rothschild LLP

Securities - Working with Elderly Clients by Fox Rothschild LLP

Securities - Bad Practices by Fox Rothschild LLP

Dalié Jiménez, a Professor at the University of Connecticut School of Law, and Scott Vernick, a partner at Fox Rothschild, discuss whether the Supreme Court will put limits on consumer lawsuits. It’s the case Spokeo v. Robins. They speak with June Grasso on Bloomberg Radio’s “Bloomberg Law.”

Litigation has unfortunately become a routine part of life – both corporate and personal – in today’s society. However, a trend has emerged to resolve litigious, often complex and highly charged legal disputes without going to court. Known as alternative dispute resolution (ADR), this process has advantages for corporate, family law and other types of matters. We invite you to listen to this podcast in which Fox Partners Vincent J. Poppiti and Leslie B. Spoltore discuss the many benefits of ADR.

We invite you to listen to this podcast in which Fox Partners John R. Gotaskie, Jr. and Elizabeth D. Sigety discuss the ramifications of the NLRB’s ruling on the franchise industry.

We invite you to listen to this podcast in which Fox Partner John R. Gotaskie, Jr. explains why periodically reviewing your franchise agreements is a best practice for risk management.