Corporate Counsel
...average lawyer roster of 54—raises...uptick in IT budgets for a sizable...support, billing, document management, and storage....
...The CEOs of 10 global food brands likely suffered a bout of indigestion with their...
...The CEOs of 10 global food brands likely suffered a bout of indigestion with their...
...Effective legal project management (LPM) is on the minds of law departments, outside...the New York office of Latham &...
...working on one of the 75 collective...for Allied Waste Management Inc., and its...with a dwindling budget in a down...
...The headquarters of the largest four...California State University offices overlook a point...1 billion in budget cuts they've...
...new general counsel for the Major League Baseball Players Association, arguably one of the most powerful unions in the country. Prouty, formerly the...
...clarify Craig Raeburn's analysis of litigation data trends....
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...staff at the U.S. Department of Energy and the Office of Management and Budget, the Obama administration pushed forward with a loan guarantee in...
...federal government’s acting chief performance officer at the Office of Management and Budget. Previously, she worked in the White House as staff secretary...
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