National Law Journal
...their clients, whether they are people, companies, governments or nonprofits. As FMC Technologies Inc.'s general counsel, Jeffrey W. Carr, said in the 2011 ...
...As legal technology advances and data volumes expand...after case (Victor Stanley Inc. v. Creative Pipe Inc....
Recent appointees bring fresh viewpoints, which could alter fate of patent cases
...observation of Jeffrey W. Carr, vice president and general counsel of FMC Technologies Inc.: "Arbitration is often unsatisfactory because litigators have been given the...
...recent victory when the judge in New York v. Group Health Inc. refused to allow the plaintiff to amend a complaint to add...
Deprecated The American Lawyer
...Circuit Judge LINN.Therasense, Inc. (now Abbott Diabetes Care, Inc...The patents-in-suit claim technology in the area of disposable...
Deprecated The American Lawyer
...talking about alternative fee arrangements. The general counsel for Houston-based FMC Technologies Inc., has been using alternative fee structures — arrangements with outside counsel...
...At least that's what Jeffrey Carr, the general counsel of FMC Technologies Inc., believes. His Houston-based oil and gas equipment company is conducting...
The most effective way for a general counsel to reduce the costs of outside counsel may be to change law firms. Not discounted billing rates or convergence; not electronic billing rules or bill revie
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