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...This appears to be the situation in late 2005 faced by Mike Duke, who now serves as CEO of Wal-Mart. Sergio Cicero Zapata, a...
...This appears to be the situation in late 2005 faced by Mike Duke, who now serves as CEO of Walmart. Sergio Cicero Zapata, a former...
New top lawyer for the Asian Development Bank finds his mission in life; and other Moves
In recent years, food manufacturers have been peppered by class action lawsuits based on the alleged mislabeling of their products. Rather than wishing this trend away, companies should craft a defen
...U.S. Supreme Court’s Wal-Mart Stores Inc. v. Dukes gender discrimination case would have on private class action cases needn...
...the former general counsel of the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission, has cost Duke Energy Corp. nearly $12 million. The IURC originally ruled in...
...retired from the Air Force in 2010 and joined the faculty of Duke University Law School, to post to the site. Dunlap is already sharing...
...on her GC role at the bank in August. The Duke University Law School graduate has represented clients in proceedings involving the Securities...
...suggests that the court's 2011 decision in Wal-Mart v. Dukes brought about a "sea change" similar to the court...
...the general counsel role at the bank in August. The Duke University Law School graduate has represented clients in proceedings involving the Securities...
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