Corporate Counsel
...Express-Platte is one of just three pipelines into the U.S. Midwest from Canada. Controversy around TransCanada Corp. 's effort to build the Keystone...
Before the 2012 presidential campaign recedes from memory, it's worthwhile to reflect on some of its lessons for in-house counsel working in companies that are subject to public scrutiny
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
Before the 2012 presidential campaign recedes from memory, it's worthwhile to reflect on some of its lessons for in-house counsel working in companies that are subject to public scrutiny
...at the firm, Askew has also served as executive director of the Midwest Minority In-House Counsel Group, which he helped found in 2008 and...
When Robert Armitage retires from his post as general counsel of Eli Lilly and Company at the end of the year, he will be leaving his mark not just on the company but also on the laws governing intel
When Robert Armitage retires from his post as general counsel of Eli Lilly and Company at the end of the year, he will be leaving his mark not just on the company but also on the laws governing intel
...With the move, Smith continues to plow a career path through the Midwest. He most recently held the GC post in at 3M in St...
...nonprofit lender and real estate consultant active in five states in the Midwest—and is also a trustee of the village of Golf, Illinois...
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