Corporate Counsel
...corporations on the subject. Analyzing the discussion topics within filings can be educational for companies, Sangha tells CorpCounsel.com, “but it also leads to...
The New GC of MetLife really worked his way up by his bootstraps; and other Moves
...Morelite Construction Corp. v. New York City District Council Carpenters Benefit Funds, 748 F.2nd 79, 83 (2nd Cir. 1984). The Second Circuit...
After a riveting term, the Supreme Court again has big cases on its docket
Law schools nationwide are beginning to offer courses that prepare students for in-house careers—often by serving up real-life challenges
Law schools nationwide are beginning to offer courses that prepare students for in-house careers—often by serving up real-life challenges
Companies should require the nonprofits and charities to which they contribute to commit to transparency and antibribery compliance, and these organizations should, in the public interest, embrace th
...president and general counsel of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund. “Preemption” is the Constitutional principle that holds that federal...
...which even the strongest of claims can pale in comparison to the funds needed to bring (or defend) them in court. Caught between the expense...
...On the eve of the 2012 proxy season, Institutional Investor Educational Foundation, a prominent shareholder rights group, convened a roundtable of major figures...
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