Corporate Counsel
...Inc. at the beginning of April. The position with the Berkeley-based corporation is Jones's third in-house job with a food and beverage...
Convertible, Chromebook, tablet all vie to replace your notebook. Can they
...DEAN POULAKIDAS has been promoted to GC of Willis Lease Finance Corporation following the retirement of TOM NORD. The Society of Composers...
The nation's largest bank decided to go a different way on compliance
...of about 2 million existing and former subscribers who had sued Comcast Corporation in a dispute over the alleged monopolization of the Philadelphia cable television...
...3D Systems Corporation's Andrew Johnson has fond memories of a summer spent touring the...
...Sommella, associate chief counsel for real estate and development at Caesars Entertainment Corporation, spent a recent lunch talking about a $550 million development deal in...
...He knows that many employees could hold more lucrative positions with big corporations. "The people we hire are not just great lawyers and businesspeople...
...not just the shift from paper to electronic platforms. “Back then, corporations were the ones most in the dark” about how e-discovery...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
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