Corporate Counsel
...Huddle House Inc. named MELISSA ROTHRING to the post of GC. JEFF PETRASH is now the general counsel of...
...in the right direction. But that didn't stop Republicans in the House from pushing through legislation three days later that would shut down the...
...festival. No, the now general counsel wasn't in a band...have an IP person in-house. We take pride in the...
...acquiror AMR Inc. (Fort Worth) In-House: General counsel Gary Kennedy, associate general counsel David Allen, John Gross, Kathryn...
...in-house lawyers. In this corner are those who believe that the chief compliance officer should report to the company's general counsel. And...
...Your typical Cooley client at that time did not have in-house counsel," she says. As she gained seniority, she became the de...
...Here are key points from the firm's analysis for in-house lawyers eyeing the FCPA landscape: Corporate investigations launched...
...early March, Krecke replaced general counsel SUSAN KATZ FRONING...
...The Association of Corporate Counsel wants Arizona to make it easier for in-house counsel to provide pro bono legal services...
...Internal Revenue Service targeting organizations with political interests contrary to the White House. And an executive-in-chief who is having trouble getting in front...
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