Corporate Counsel
New rules pressure companies to take responsibility for their supply chains
...by taking care of business. California State University: Going 4...
First-ever top lawyer for organic food company likes being part of a company that people can relate to; and other Moves
Recently enacted federal and state rules, along with some very public pressure, are making U.S. companies take a closer look at how they manage their international supply chains
...four-year university system in the world is located in Long Beach, California. Not far from the town's huge eponymous port and the retired...
...risk management tool, a recent wave of class action cases brought under California’s Invasion of Privacy Act, Cal. Penal Code § 630 ...
...must evaluate this information to value the target and assess its potential business and legal risks. As was the case in RAA, NDAs...
The Daily Report
...co-chair of the firm's Diversity Action Team Executive Committee. In California, where she practices, the state's definition of "sex" for...
...this argument has been squarely rejected by a number of courts. A California federal district court held that an insurance carrier has a duty to...
...Education of the Bar—California (CEB), offered tips for employers...nytimes.com/2013/05/04/business/economy/us-adds-165000-jobs...
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