Corporate Counsel
...WILLIAM THRO, the recently named general counsel of the University of Kentucky, the school's commitment to that noble goal was the job...
...higher learning. For William Thro, who became general counsel of the University of Kentucky in October, the school’s commitment to doing just that...
...WILLIAM THRO has graduated to GC of the University of Kentucky upon the retirement of BARBARA JONES. The...
..., I’ve been spending some time looking at the records of both Democrats and Republicans on bribery and on antibribery initiatives. Today, we...
...Global Restaurants, Inc.), Kentucky Fried Chicken, and...is now part of Roark Capital Group...MBA from Duke University, and an AB...
The Daily Report
...1998, where he was one of the lawyers who represented state...200 million settlement of a Kentucky fen-phen class action that...
... was in the middle of a transition back to Minnesota...ever general counsel at the University of St. Thomas. ...
...1998, where he was one of the lawyers who represented state...200 million settlement of a Kentucky fen-phen class action that...
...1998, where he was one of the lawyers who represented state...200 million settlement of a Kentucky fen-phen class action that...
...Don Liu was looking forward to the 2006 conference of the National Asian Pacific American Bar...
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