Corporate Counsel
...the Thunderbird School of Global Management, a private business school in Glendale, Arizona, where she had been GC. The Michigan native will lead...
...and obligations toward medical marijuana users. Laws in several other states, including Arizona, Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Michigan, and Rhode Island, include provisions explicitly addressing the...
...on Monday, would expand a provision Schumer and Senator Jon Kyl (R-Arizona) added to the 2011 patent reform legislation known as the America Invents...
... In 2004 Krecke was asked to transfer from her office in Arizona and relocate to Houston. But her kids were still in school at...
EMC has made repeated trips to the Federal Circuit to transfer a case brought against the company in the Eastern District of Texas. In the process it's won rulings that could benefit other defendants
...It’s written by Cornell Law professor Charles Whitehead, University of Arizona assistant professor of finance Lubomir Litov, and University of Arizona associate law...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...It’s written by Cornell Law professor Charles Whitehead, University of Arizona assistant professor of finance Lubomir Litov, and University of Arizona associate law...
...oil and 800 Arco-branded gas stations in Southern California, Nevada, and Arizona, to Tesoro Corporation for $2.475 billion on August 13. The parties...
The American Bar Association has chosen Matt Nosanchuk, associate general counsel at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, as one of three lawyers to receive its inaugural Stonewall Award, recogn
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