My Father Used A Hateful Act To Teach Me Not To Hate
Jonathan Harmon, renowned trial lawyer and chairman of McGuireWoods, shares how his father's lessons after a cross-burning taught him not to hate.
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Obama and Gul in Ankara, Turkey
PRESIDENT GUL: (As translated.) We are very pleased to host the President of the United States, Mr. Barack Obama, in Turkey. It would not be wrong to say that our...
J&J Unit Files for Second Bankruptcy to Pursue $8.9 Billion Talc Settlement
Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay $8.9 billion to settle tens of thousands of lawsuits alleging that talc in its iconic Baby Powder and other products caused cancer, the company said.
‘I See You’: The Power and Beauty of Building Multiple Tribes of Professional Women
Women that make the time to find their tribes of professional sisters have a competitive advantage, and can also find spiritual restoration
Unpaid Furloughs Instead of Pink Slips
At the quarterly faculty/staff assembly at Stillman College last August, several employees expressed concern about potential layoffs. “I said I would do whatever was necessary to ensure that everyone could keep their jobs,†said Ernest McNealy, president of the Tuscaloosa, Alabama-based HBCU, who thinks of his employees as family. After consulting with staff managers and human resources, McNealy concluded that furloughs were a better option than layoffs and decided that all of the non-teaching employees would have to participate, including himself.