Corporate Counsel
...services to isolated communities in India, and a $300 million investment in energy-efficient electric tricycles in the Philippines. Stephens says he was...
...on her GC role at the bank in August. The Duke University Law School graduate has represented clients in proceedings involving the Securities...
...After Sara Lee Corporation completed the spin...Fuqua School of Business at Duke University. —MEGHIN...
...proclamations. And in West Virginia, there will always be issues related to energy. "We recently issued an executive order to create a natural gas...
...buying bits and pieces of energy companies and assets. But the...International Petroleum Exploration and Production Corporation (SIPC) changed all that. The...
...Express Scripts with only one large independent competitor, CVS Caremark Corporation, but insurers and large companies could also opt to manage drug prescriptions...
...Methner says. "Whether it's staff, students, or faculty—that energy is just unmatchable anywhere." —TANIA KARAS ...
The initials BP are by now a household word. It is a name that in the public mind at least has become synonymous with longtime legal, environmental and safety issues. The story starts in 1965, when t
A high-flying top lawyer at Six Flags isn't just along for the ride
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