Corporate Counsel
...The CEO was livid, and justifiably so after being informed that his company's supplier intended to breach its supply agreement. It was evident that...
...The CEO was livid, and justifiably so after being informed that his company's supplier intended to breach its supply agreement. It was evident that...
...The companies, represented by Peter Brann, a partner at Lewiston, Maine–based Brann & Isaacson, are Crutchfield Corp., J.C. Penney Corp. Inc., L...
...PDF] names a who's who of big tech and finance companies as defendants, including AOL, Apple, Google, Yahoo, Ericsson, 3Com, Alcatel-Lucent, IBM...
... It's no secret that retail giant J.C. Penney Company, Inc., is trying to refurbish its stuffy image by offering more...
...amp; Young . . . J.C. Penney Corporation named...Airways Group, Inc. . . . Eric...becomes the company's chief...
... When Maura Abeln Smith joined International Paper Company as its general counsel in 2003, she was shocked by how much...
Corporate Counsel
...Smith is not alone. Our Who Represents America's Biggest Companies survey may be all about the law firms: the marquee names that...
...Celeste Flippen was a full-time in-house litigator at J.C. Penney Company, Inc. And like many corporate counsel, she had no idea where...
...Company: General Electric Company...
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