Corporate Counsel
...growing companies doing later-stage private financings, and companies that were going public. At the firm, Jones also got her first taste of...
...Wark, Randy White, corporate secretary Kenneth Wimberley, senior attorney Jeanne Selzer, and antitrust attorney James Kaleigh. Weil, Gotshal & Manges: Corporate...
...work because a product or process may be in the background, and public distribution could give up valuable company intellectual property. ...
...Tax: Steven Clemens and Greer Phillips. Private investment fund formation: Andrew Wright. Antitrust: Mark Kovner. Litigation: Peter Doyle. (All are in New York except for...
Macau's gaming industry is in the chips—but there's also legal uncertainty in spades
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...settlement, both of which address competition in the marketplace. As described...FTC’s actions and statements suggest that it desires to...
...interlopers dropped their offer less than two months later when U.S. antitrust regulators threatened to block the deal, and European antitrust regulators rejected the...
...of a competitor. After spending millions in fees and successfully navigating the antitrust process, you are on the verge of closing. Then, at the eleventh...
...in the 1990s, despite their public relations campaigns, the plaintiffs alleged...prohibits "unfair methods of competition and unfair or deceptive acts...
The new top lawyer at J.P. Morgan is wielding binders full of talent, and other Moves
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