Corporate Counsel
...their impact on innovation have gotten the attention of lawmakers on Capitol Hill. “Patent trolls are bullying New York’s...
The Daily Report
Attorneys for companies across the U.S. continue to deal with litigation involving "patent trolls" on a regular basis, but recently the general counsel for one company has been taking an unusual step
Attorneys for companies across the U.S. deal with litigation involving so-called "patent trolls" on a regular basis, but recently Alan Schoenbaum, general counsel for Rackspace, has been going online
...roles in the financial crisis. And Republican leaders on Capitol Hill have accused Breuer of leadership shortcomings amid the tumult over Operation...
...and when I was on the Hill, the general mind-set is, 'Let's not engage with [Capitol] Hill investigators,' " said Bopp, a...
...the law, not in playing.” Lynch spent two years on Capitol Hill as a legislative assistant before earning his law degree in 1995...
Two U.S. Congressmen are once again taking on so-called "patent trolls" with the reintroduction of the SHIELD Act, a bill that would force non-practicing entities that sue for patent infringement to
...President Barack Obama's green-energy goals. Lawmakers on Capitol Hill now have a reason to review and reshape America's domestic...
...147;Here on the outside and when I was on the [Capitol] Hill, the general mindset is, ‘Let’s not engage with...
Asked why he was drawn to the University of Michigan's general counsel opening, Timothy Lynch quoted Wolverines football coach Brady Hoke: "It's Michigan, for God's sake.
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