Corporate Counsel
...legislature. As the school searches for her successor, Helwick leaves behind a great law department that's strong enough to last beyond her tenure....
Deutsche Bank's GC tries a do-over for the scandal-ridden institution
Deutsche Bank General Counsel Richard Walker, a former director of enforcement at the Securities and Exchange Commission, is trying to help the bank reinvent itself as he deals with a multitude of re
The Daily Report
...of a firewall between the Internet and internal networks. Like a proverbial Great Wall, the "crunchy" exterior protected the "soft" interior...
... David Angeli, a white-collar defense specialist and litigator...the opening act for the great financial crash of 2008. "...
... David Angeli, a white-collar defense specialist and litigator...the opening act for the great financial crash of 2008. "...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
... David Angeli, a white-collar defense specialist and litigator...the opening act for the great financial crash of 2008. "...
...a former Covington & Burling white-collar defense partner in Washington...sector. But this is as great a job as you get...
...talent from top-dollar firms, including Hogan & Hartson (now Hogan Lovells), White & Case, and Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan. In an...
...D.C., which was a great opportunity, he says, “to...of Law, where he taught white-collar crime law, and at...
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