Corporate Counsel
...an airplane. It was last October, and I was somewhere between New York and Atlanta, drenched in my seatmate's Diet Coke. My computer...
...face enhanced independence requirements under new governance listing standards for the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq (as well as other national exchanges). The...
...regulators, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, and US Airways shareholders. For acquiror AMR...
...The Goldman Sachs Group Inc., is now a partner in the New York office of Weil, Gotshal & Manges. Reed Smith has...
...s worth fighting if you have the resources." New jurisprudence: As individual matters head to court, they put the government...
...told The New York Times, “We are very pleased with this settlement...
The Association of Corporate Counsel wants Arizona to make it easier for in-house counsel to provide pro bono legal services in the state—and they're pushing the Arizona Supreme Court to adopt
...have taken differing approaches to this question. Some states, such as New York, have expanded the doctrine only to contracts that are akin to...
...146;s class action suit accused Founders Pavilion Inc., a Corning, New York nursing home, of wrongly requesting routine family medical histories as part...
Increased government regulation has been on the minds of most employers for the past several years, and certain features peculiar to the retail industry give rise to vulnerabilities on some fronts
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