Corporate Counsel
...displayed virtually on Obama and Romney’s business suits, like a NASCAR sponsor. ...
...baseball team, and a NASCAR team, Roush Racing....
New to in-house life, but he's an old hand at wrangling energy companies
A new job at AT&T; good neighbors; a new face at Realogy
...Need more proof that Nascar has become one of America's biggest sports? Consider the high-stakes...
Corporate Counsel
...Internet gambling, his job and how horse racing could be the new NASCAR. Q: What drew you to Churchill Downs? ...
...Internet gambling, his job, and how horse racing could be the new NASCAR. What drew you to Churchill Downs? ...
...Negotiations Plus Sports Management in Annapolis he negotiated National Football League and NASCAR contracts. Before that, he practiced with two D.C. firms in their...
In the spirit of the season, Corporate Counsel spoke with three GCs about their holiday plans. It seems the events of recent months have prompted many revelations about the importance of family, frie
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