Author: Molly Donovan
A new episode of the “If I Were You” podcast is here! You can listen to it here. Featuring Bona Law partner Jon Cieslak.
This Episode Is About: Investigative Subpoenas
Why: In-house lawyers need to know what to do upon receiving an investigative subpoena in an antitrust or white-collar matter.
The Five Bullets: In-house lawyers, if I were you, I would know the following about subpoenas…
Author: Molly Donovan
A new episode of the “If I Were You” podcast is here! You can listen to it here. Featuring Bona Law partner Jim Lerner.
This Episode Is About: Antitrust and Employment
Why: There are employment-related antitrust risks that all in-house lawyers should be aware of.
The Five Bullets: In-house lawyers, if I were you, I would educate your business team about the following antitrust hot spots related to employment issues…
Author: Molly Donovan
A new episode of the “If I Were You” podcast is here! You can listen to it here. Featuring Fox Rothschild partner Jayashree Mitra talking all about antitrust and cannabis.
This Episode Is About: Antitrust and Cannabis
Author: Molly Donovan
We recently released episode 2 of our “If I Were You” podcast. You can listen to this episode about minimum advertised prices here. Featuring Bona Law partner Steve Cernak. Or read our blog version now:
This Episode Is About: Minimum Advertised Pricing (MAP) Programs
Author: Molly Donovan
If I Were You is a new Bona Law podcast that gives in-house lawyers the essential 5 bullets they need to explain real-world antitrust and competition risks to their business teams. This podcast is a quick 10 minutes or less, easily digestible during a commute or errand, and we hope it becomes a practical resource for in-house lawyers.
I’ll be the regular host of the podcast, which was inspired by one of my favorite in-house friends who said, “A good way to talk to the business side is to say something like, ‘I’m not saying don’t do it, but if I were you, I would do x, y, and z to mitigate the risk.’” And—tah dah—this podcast was born.
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