Circuit Court Judge Richard Posner has an article in the New Republic Online that addresses the legal issues raised by the recently disclosed wiretapping by the NSA. Judge Posner calls those issues both esoteric and complex. If Judge Posner, who is widely regarded as a genius, thinks the issues are esoteric and complex, what hope…

The Washington Post has an article today that purports to provide the current pulse of corporate governance in America post-Enron, based on interviews with a cross section of key people in the field. Peter Lattman of the WSJ Law Blog and Prof. Ribstein’s Ideoblog provide follow-up commentary. Especially noteworthy are the insights by Prof. Ribstein…

The Wired GC Blog reports about 2 separate instances of in-house counsel being indicted, and raising the question of the willingness of their employers to indemnify them. This is an interesting question for in-house lawyers who may not be officers or directors, and thus not normally covered by the indemnification provisions customarily offered to officers…

My friend Steve Jakubowski at the Bankruptcy Litigation Blog posts his customarily learned insights about a recent decision by a noted bankruptcy judge who discloses many fundamental flaws in the new bankruptcy act. Steve also includes copious links to related sources and commentary. Yes, my blog focuses on corporate and commercial litigation in Delaware, but…

For more commentary on Sarbanes-Oxley, see the post at TRUTH ON THE MARKET blog’s link to Harvey Pitt on Sarbanes-Oxley

Robert Ambrogi’s blog reports on a new blog by a lawyer who is starting his own practice and blogging about it.