Corporate Counsel
...National Labor Relations Board last week, nominating...Republicans and questions of legality from a...Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions...
...The headquarters of the largest four...minds in higher education has only just...she served 10 board chairs, three chancellors...
...in the Hong Kong office of now-defunct Coudert Brothers in...counseling the bank's president, board of directors, and board of...
...the College of the Holy...of the board of trustees...surrounding higher education early in...University of Chicago Law School...
... PATRICK ROSS, former GC of the Chicago Board of Education, joined Jackson Lewis as a partner in Chicago. Also joining...
...Jim Rogers, the new head of legal at Orbitz Worldwide Inc. joins the online travel business after a...
...the second-largest public library in the United States, after the Library of Congress. For Mayes, the move offers a departure from her...
...And by the time he was 18, Dan had undergone five more of these surgeries, nearly dying during the last one. He wanted no more...
...University of Minnesota general...asking the board of regents...University of Chicago Law School...of Higher Education...
...This is the kind of bad review that in-house counsel never want to hear. ...
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