The Legal Intelligencer...second in The Legal's series of Q&As with general counsel features Teri Plummer McClure, senior vice president of legal, compliance, audit and...
...Meeting outside counsel aspiring to get on the...
...to do so but the gig was still a rarity in...in-house as senior corporate counsel for Quest Diagnostics Inc. where...
...PepsiCo Inc., her fourth GC gig in two decades. But Smith...president of government affairs, general counsel and corporate secretary at PepsiCo...
...in-house side, as general counsel and other in-house leaders...were told to decrease their outside counsel spend and the ranks...
...action against Motion Graphix's outside counsel because of the lawyer-client...
...projects available has definitely increased in the last year. General counsel are donning their business hats and looking at how they can handle...
...projects available has definitely increased in the last year. General counsel are donning their business hats and looking at how they can handle...
...hottest in-house gig in town, Facebook...House, including associate counsel to President Bush...puzzled by the outside-the-industry choice...
...list spans the spectrum of the legal establishment - from former Whitewater Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr to Harvard Law School professor Laurence Tribe, Reagan Solicitor General...
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