Corporate Counsel
...increased anticorruption scrutiny by regulators around the world, largely because of their business models. In the United States, the Department of Justice created a specialized...
...public roundtable on software patents — the source of much litigation — inviting lawyers, engineers, educators, software developers, and business executives to...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...public roundtable on software patents—the source of much litigation—inviting lawyers, engineers, educators, software developers, and business executives to...
...first introduced last August, comes at a time when entrepreneurs and businesses have become increasingly vocal about the need for further patent reform. The...
...a desk reference for companies working to prevent bribery in their global businesses. "Public company officers can put this on their desk...
...companies big and small as they work to prevent bribery in global business dealings. “Public company officers can put this on their...
...of recent cases. In July, litigating on behalf of the the Business Roundtable and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in another Dodd-Frank...
...Law is a business. That’s the gospel...their trade secrets at a roundtable event Thursday, presented by the...
...and DOJ are currently hosting roundtable discussions with members of the...false media stories and fraudulent business documentation can be bought for...
The Daily Report
...C., and now executive director and general counsel of the Financial Services Roundtable. The CFPB proposed the rule on March 15 and solicited...
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