Corporate Counsel
...Draper Laboratory in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Lamie is a newly commissioned U.S. Army JAG Corps attorney and recent graduate of the LL.M. program of...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
The Daily Report
...Draper Laboratory in Cambridge, Mass. Lamie is a newly commissioned U.S. Army JAG Corps attorney and recent graduate of the LL.M. program of...
...Draper Laboratory in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Lamie is a newly commissioned U.S. Army JAG Corps attorney and recent graduate of the LL.M. program of...
New GC at Boston Scientific; at Parson, an experienced hand at the legal tiller; Emaar GC has a brand-new city to call his own
...for a seat on the U.S. Court of Appeals for...served as GC of the Army in the early nineties and...
...for a seat on the U.S. Court of Appeals for...served as GC of the Army in the early nineties and...
...the Fourth Circuit U.S. Court of...GC of the Army in the early...of General Dynamics Corp. several years later...
Corporate Counsel
...on the 4th U.S. Circuit Court...GC of the Army in the early...of General Dynamics Corp. several years later...
...General's Corps of the U.S. Army Reserves and...joined the JAG Corps. ...
...of the Army's Judge...Advocate General (JAG) Corps....
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