Corporate Counsel
...new general counsel for the Major League Baseball Players Association, arguably one of the most powerful unions in the country. Prouty, formerly the...
The Daily Report
...long-term hiring and other labor and employment plans on hold, unsure of how the outcome might alter tax policy, the regulatory landscape, and the...
...long-term hiring and other labor and employment plans on hold, unsure of how the outcome might alter tax policy, the regulatory landscape, and the...
...long-term hiring and other labor and employment plans on hold, unsure of how the outcome might alter tax policy, the regulatory landscape, and the...
...decision to grant the relief, and Duke appealed to the Indiana Court of Appeals. Friday the appeals court ...
...speculated that Sprint Nextel Corporation would try to thwart the planned merger of T-Mobile USA and MetroPCS Communications Inc. by launching a hostile bid...
...The new head of legal at Orbitz...to reform immigration courts, brought together colleagues...S. Court of Appeals for the D...
...the former general counsel of the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission, has taken a new turn. This week a state appeals court ruled that Storms’...
...Consider the case of C. Joseph Yast...As described in court papers, Yast’...counsel of Merrillville, Indiana-based DirectBuy, Inc...
...In the October 2010 issue of Corporate Counsel, we provided ...
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