Montpellier, November 09th 2020 | CILcare, a world leading CRO entirely dedicated to ear disorders, announces today the opening of a new subsidiary in Copenhagen, Denmark. Already established in the US, the French company is joining the Medicon Valley Alliance, a leading international life-sciences cluster in Northern Europe. This second subsidiary is another key step in CILcare’s continuing global expansion and will reinforce its presence in the Nordic and Northern European markets. Since its inception in 2014, CILcare has become the...

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Every time you post a job, there is that dreaded field a job board asks you to complete called “salary.” Instinct is to put in the budgeted range and hit submit, but is it that simple? Many employers do not realize the adverse effect that including salary in postings can do. You may be limiting the candidate pool. Many job boards and postings will push the job out to numerous job seekers that request to be notified about positions based...

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Key insights As political uncertainty begins to recede after the U.S. elections, let’s address key investment and tax considerations heading into both year-end and 2021. On the investments front, markets at their highs combined with expensive valuations drive the importance of realizing capital gains or harvesting tax losses. On the tax front, consider whether to harvest income and capital gains before year-end, ahead of any potential tax increases in 2021. Amid potential uncertainty about what may lie ahead, it...

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Welcome to our Microtransit Misconceptions series, where we use detailed data and real examples to debunk common myths about on-demand public transit | Think going on-demand will drain your budgets? Think again. See the proof that shows communities can actually save money when switching to microtransit. MYTH: On-demand transit is expensive. We can’t invest in something that isn’t financially viable. REALITY: When on-demand networks are implemented in a smart way, communities can actually save money compared to their previous fixed route services, unlocking broader...

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Whether a company’s compliance program works in practice is one of the three fundamental questions prosecutors ask when evaluating corporate compliance programs.  Effective implementation is a key metric for the overall effectiveness of the program.  Companies may be wondering the same thing about recently updated compliance guidance from the Department of Justice (“DOJ”) and Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”):  how does it work in practice?  In other words, how have regulators applied the guidance in recent enforcement actions? This summer, the DOJ...

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