Corporate Counsel
...for information security and global compliance. She replaces retiring GC ...
...comfortable career as a Big Law partner to take over the law department at News Corporation. Legal tremors had been buffeting Rupert Murdoch's...
...Department of Labor investigators have also been focusing on the hospitality industry, including restaurants, he says. Other types of businesses run into compliance...
...Corporate Counsel's Best Legal Departments...
...and lead e-discovery and compliance efforts every day. But now...become a force within law departments, Corporate Counsel'...
...You can say these stories fall under the uninspiring rubric of "compliance." (If I utter the word to a colleague, he literally starts...
...last September. Among them, the Departments of Agriculture and of Housing...to come up with a compliance program and monitoring system to...
... For the U.S. Department of Justice's top...of dollars by falsely certifying compliance with a section of the...
... The legal department’s call is important...manage the increasing legal and compliance demands from future business opportunities...
...program is meant to offer “actionable, relevant” lessons for law departments, says Trevor Hughes, IAPP’s CEO and president (and a Maine...
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