National Law Journal
...prosecutorial background with a role with the SEC, first and foremost a regulatory agency, to achieve the right posture and tone going forward, said Thomas...
President Barack Obama will nominate former federal prosecutor and Debevoise & Plimpton partner Mary Jo White as the next chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission this afternoon, a White House
...Commission are still revving their engines. At an NLJ Regulatory Summit panel in December, a team of energy regulation experts considered the...
...month, at The National Law Journal's first-ever Regulatory Summit, Washington insiders made it clear: If the House and Senate are...
...involving health care. At The National Law Journal's Regulatory Summit in December, a panel led by lawyers from Littler Mendelson, which...
...the fiscal cliff deal and as part of the NLJ's Regulatory Summit, the top partners at five big Washington firms explored the year...
...products. At December's National Law Journal Regulatory Summit, three experts on corporate governance and compliance examined the compliance landscape...
...at The National Law Journal's Regulatory Summit just before she took over as chairman on December 14, Walter...
...week at The National Law Journal's regulatory summit, a one-day conference that also included perspectives from law firm...
National Law Journal
...Specifically at issue is the EPA's conclusion that Summit's facilities satisfy the regulatory requirement of being "located on . . . adjacent properties" because, although...
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