Corporate Counsel
Decisions by corporate law departments to hire (and fire) law firms for work on compliance, corporate governance, intellectual property, labor & employment, litigation, mergers & acquisitions, or other legal work.
...While these implementation dates may seem far off today, companies and their counsel would be well advised to begin considering the impact the new standards...
...ISOBEL JONES was named the first-ever general counsel for natural and organic food company Annie's Inc. at the beginning...
...legal project management (LPM) is on the minds of law departments, outside counsel, and the business units that partner with both sets of lawyers...
...In-house counsel tackled an increased number of...also consolidated the number of outside firms they use to handle...
The Daily Report
Back in February, President Barack Obama indicated in his State of the Union address that 3-D printing may be the next big thing in manufacturing. What he didn't say is that 3-D printing may also be
...While these implementation dates may seem far off today, companies and their counsel would be well advised to begin considering the impact the new standards...
3-D printing technology, which makes it possible to create an item by simply downloading a design file and printing it out as a plastic object, is likely to trigger legal conflicts surrounding copyri
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
3-D printing technology, which makes it possible to create an item by simply downloading a design file and printing it out as a plastic object, is likely to trigger legal conflicts surrounding copyri
...for a company that still saw itself as a start-up. General counsel Jane Wasman explains that the sweeping executive offices—some equipped with...
...cuts they've been dealt the last few year General counsel Christine Helwick once thought she'd be at CSU for a year...
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