Some interesting legal reads for the week of August 3, 2015:
- From the Philadelphia Inquirer, a feature on the increasing popularity of alternative fee arrangements at law firms.
- The Wall Street Journal on how confidential IPO filings are being used strategically to generate acquisition interest.
- Also from the WSJ, a law professor objects to the routine practice of bringing shareholder suits when mergers are announced.
- Well, it’s a good week for the WSJ: the latest on startups and worker classification issues.
