Corporate Counsel
...151;in a rush to rack up sales. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), which had been criticized for years for its willingness to...
...151;in a rush to rack up sales. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), which had been criticized for years for its willingness to...
...151;in a rush to rack up sales. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), which had been criticized for years for its willingness to...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
Chinese state-owned automaker BAIC and its general counsel hope that its quest for whole-car technology will help it zoom past its local rivals
Sun Yanchen, legal director for state-owned BAIC, China's fifth-largest carmaker, has been a critical player in the company's hunt for the foreign whole-car technology it hopes will help it speed pas
Veteran antitrust attorney goes in-house to assist troubled energy giant
... When the auto bailout first started...We fought the Center for Automotive Safety...
...decade career, his zealous activism has encumbered businesses with dozens of new safety laws. When lawmakers haven't responded to his agitation, the advocate's...
...a Houston rehabilitation center, their dark suits...National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. In Bailey...rollover suits against auto manufacturers, laughed when...
Bob Boardman and his band of lawyers have helped Chicago's Navistar International Transportation survive Rust Belt decay and overhaul its corporate culture. Now they are working to make the company's
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