Corporate Counsel
First-ever top lawyer for organic food company likes being part of a company that people can relate to; and other Moves
...placate accountants, and negotiate with partners—pulling multiple all-nighters...And the company needed those qualities more than ever last year...
...of obtaining trade secrets, not routine recording of customer service calls for quality assurance. Unfortunately, however, the statutory language does not make that intended limitation...
... The SEC administrative subpoena, served on Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher partner Douglas Cox, was validly issued and validly served, Mendel argued, giving the...
Deutsche Bank's GC tries a do-over for the scandal-ridden institution
Recent court decisions represent a positive trend for reporting companies with respect to the threat posed by shareholder proxy litigation
Deutsche Bank General Counsel Richard Walker, a former director of enforcement at the Securities and Exchange Commission, is trying to help the bank reinvent itself as he deals with a multitude of re
The controversy surrounding Rutgers University's basketball program has an important relevance to corporate governance—one that arises from the trend towards a more active and engaged board
...taken by counsel and the quality of the work done. ...
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