Corporate Counsel
...Gregory and associate Audrey Susanin. (All are in New York except for Dallas-based West, Gail, Kumar, Thorstad, and Youngman, and Houston-based P...
...corporation is Jones's third in-house job with a food...landed a job as an associate with Cooley Godward Kronish (now...
...owned private equity firm acquired in 2010. Heinz shareholders...Rodda, Mary Ann Todd, and associate Sarah Graham. Finance: Judith Kitano...
...grand jury proceeding. It’s far too common for in-house counsel to get lost with some of the federal criminal procedure...
...grand jury proceeding. It’s far too common for in-house counsel to get lost with some of the federal criminal procedure...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...Torning. (They are in Houston.) McCarthy Tétrault : Energy:Derek Flaman and associate Paul Blyschak.Business...
...8.9 billion in cash and stock...David Shapiro and associates Eitan Hoenig, Jenna...amp; Production Company (Houston) ...
...The U.S. government says in its 2012 guidance for the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act that a facilitation...
... BP p.l.c. has been on a selling spree. In October the company struck a deal to sell its 50 percent stake...
...frenetic M&A action in Canada's energy sector shows...Ng. Energy: Bradley Grant and associates Cameron Anderson and Kurtis Reed...
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