Corporate Counsel
...the firm, Askew has also served as executive director of the Midwest Minority In-House Counsel Group, which he helped found in 2008 and...
...kick-started growth in compliance-program infrastructure. Prior to that legislation, a minority of U.S. companies had compliance programs—and those that did...
... Midwest Region --3M Company/Marschall I...
Winner: The financial meltdown gave The Hartford's lawyers a chance to prove their worth
When the bottom fell out of the market, the lawyers at The Hartford Financial Services Group rushed to put together a $2.5 billion deal in four days. As impressive as their dealmaking under the gun i
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Corporate Counsel
...attend an eight-hour executive-level meeting from her home in the Midwest via Web conferencing. Everyone, including the GC, uses instant-messaging. ...
...nominees: Nevada, home of Senate minority leader Harry Reid, and Vermont...in the Northwest and upper Midwest: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, the...
In the three-and-a-half years since China joined the World Trade Organization, it has leapfrogged into modern-day capitalism. But while the country offers enormous potential for U.S. companies, the f
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