Corporate Counsel
...April, the budget includes additional attorneys in the criminal, civil, and civil rights divisions, but removes attorney positions from antitrust. "The president...
The general counsel of the baseball players union always goes to bat for his men; and other Moves
...said. Robinson wanted to know which federal criminal rule of civil procedure supports the SEC in the case. Mendel didn't have an...
...Perez, who has led the U.S. Department of Justice's civil rights division since 2009, to serve as the next secretary of the U...
New top lawyer for the Asian Development Bank finds his mission in life; and other Moves
...missteps. The U.S. Department of Justice’s civil rights division announced Wednesday that it had ...
...1973 to 1977, serving as a trial counsel with the First Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, California, “defending Marines in court-martials,” he says...
...general counsel of the bank's recently formed corporate and investment bank division. J.P. Morgan, a division of JP Morgan Chase & Co., merged...
...market integrity," says David Meister, head of the 130-lawyer enforcement division. "It's not just the number of cases—that...
...Secretary Neal Wolin, Internal Revenue Service chief counsel William Wilkins, and SEC division of corporation finance head Meredith Cross, are still on the job....
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