National Law Journal
Law Department Management relates to the management of in-house legal departments and is often focused on “how the law department works” at a company.
...leadership and management skills, but they take different approaches. Harvard offers a five-day leadership training session for highly placed law firm leaders, and...
...Dambeck joins the firm as senior counsel...clients with employment law guidance. Previously, Dam...focus on asset management. Previously, Ross was...
...overwhelmingly to reject management offers for a...admission to Harvard Law School beginning in...Istanbul-based Ismen firm. Edwards Wildman —...
...For the class entering law school in the fall of 2013, law school applicants have ebbed to...
...Betsy Hames isn't a lawyer, but the law permeates nearly every aspect of her job overseeing employee relations in Emory...
National Law Journal
...Aldrich, LLP to represent her in the proceedings. Her contract with the firm provided that it would "seek to have the court order your...
... Manatt is the latest law firm seeking to tap into...
...Yet another law school has looked...combination of executive management experience, fundraising acumen...directly from law firms, the bench or...
...investors — Elliott Management Corp. and Jana...large oil industry firms. A ceiling limits...fraud, as the law requires a clear...
...be a good time for law firm compliance officers to view Latin...
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