Corporate Counsel
Escalating data volumes have forced law firms and corporate legal teams to rethink how they perform eDiscovery. Most have found that...
Today, more than ever, corporate legal departments are bringing a...legal work back to their in-house counsel. While moving some...
The decision for a fast-growing company to accept external investment from a private equity firm is a momentous one. It brings the opportunity for the founders to realize significant liquidity, and
...Hence, the IPSI, which has drawn 30 students—a combination of in-house counsel and Maine Law students—in its second year, for...
...has promoted deputy general counsel Janet Nova...role in the corporate split, reports to...with Corporate Counsel that the...
...and outsourcing company, so please hold for new senior vice president and general counsel Margaret McLean. TeleTech, which provides technology-enabled customer experience...
Because compliance professionals are always on the job, they need something more substantive than the average beach read
Social media has changed the way businesses communicate, enabling brands to directly engage with consumers
...Corporate Crime Reporter...
...pressure on their general counsel to limit...estimates for outside counsel work, the new...D.C., where corporate counsel and law...
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