Corporate Counsel
An ex-litigator is about to take on his second job as general counsel, without even relinquishing his first
...10 percent jump since 2012. While it may be a record year for the litigation that involves disputes over the amount of pay...
Our tech survey finds benefits—and security risks—in the BYOD movement
There's good news for your company in recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions
A record number of federal contractor debarments has lawyers talking
Daily Business Review
Microsoft has updated its Premier Provider Program slate of preferred outside counsel, and Gonzalez Saggio & Harlan, one of the largest minority-owned firms in the U.S., has been included in the
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
Microsoft has updated its Premier Provider Program slate of preferred outside counsel, and Gonzalez Saggio & Harlan, one of the largest minority-owned firms in the U.S., has been included in the
...Verizon, ...
Corporate Counsel's 25th Annual General Counsel Conference offered a wide variety of talks and panels, including sessions on crisis management, bringing e-discovery in-house, and learning to be a GC
...to too much data for loo long? Are your employees storing business records that you don’t know about? Do your employees actually know...
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