Corporate Counsel
...named the first-ever general counsel for natural and organic food company Annie's Inc. at the beginning of April...
...The lawyers under general counsel Timothy Donovan...employees at its properties across the country...manufacturing company Tenneco Inc. Donovan later became...
...ever since. The recently appointed general counsel of Manila's Asian...34;As impressive as the growth and development has been over...
...businesses, as Exelis Inc. and Xylem Inc...serve as the general counsel for the...s chief intellectual property counsel was responsible...
...nearly 4 percent, and Canon Inc. placed third, with 3174 patents...with 2,613 patents, and General Electric Company, which ranked ninth...
...of legal at Orbitz Worldwide Inc. joins the online travel business...seat as the company's general counsel, senior vice president, and...
...When PETER MARKHAM agreed to serve as general counsel for Governor Earl Ray Tomblin of West Virginia, he understood that...
...in its corporate recipe: a general counsel. Now ...
...written the book on women general counsel in the Fortune 500...and software manufacturer Pitney Bowes Inc. She has also worked in...
... Facebook Inc. shares began trading...House: General counsel Theodore "...counsel–intellectual property Sam O'Rourke...
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