Corporate Counsel
...and Shogren.) Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz was the company's regular outside M&A counsel. But Wachtell could not advise...
...On Monday, Standard & Poor's parent company McGraw-Hill reported its receipt of a Wells notice from the U...
...Apache GC Lannie worked with Bracewell when he was at Shell Oil Company and has used Bracewell on a number of transactions since joining Apache...
...be made with landline service in regional markets. On October 27 the company announced that it would buy rival Embarq Corporation for $11.6 billion...
Corporate Counsel
...the highest-paid general counsel make? Corporations tell us. Public companies must disclose the compensation packages for their CEOs and their four other...
...the highest-paid general counsel make? Corporations tell us. Public companies must disclose the compensation packages for their CEOs and their four other...
...Ford Motor Company some years back and quoted in Net Words: Creating High-Impact Online Copy by Nick Usborne (McGraw-Hill, 2000...
...Ford Motor Company some years back and quoted in Net Words: Creating High-Impact Online Copy by Nick Usborne (McGraw-Hill, 2000...
...Mediation Services, who has helped build employment ADR programs for The McGraw-Hill Companies Inc., Alcoa Inc. and UAL Corporation, says the potential for emotional...
...Joel Brinkley and Steve Lohr (McGraw-Hill, September, 335 pages)...
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