National Law Journal
...Washington Metropolitan Area Corporate Counsel Association's outstanding law department award and Corporate Secretary's Governance Professional of the Year Award for deputy general counsel...
...of the National LGBT Bar Association were identified with the organization...white-collar defense partner in Washington, says he doesn't know...
National Law Journal
Deprecated The American Lawyer
...THE WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN AREA CORPORATE COUNSEL ASSOCIATION ...
...Jan. 21 in Washington federal court on...behalf of the Association of Private Sector...who served as general counsel, had already...
Deprecated The American Lawyer
...plaintiffs, United Boatmen of New York, Inc., New York Fishing Tackle Trade Association, Inc., and the Fishermen's Conservation Association (collectively "intervenor-plaintiffs" or "United...
...dance among the general counsel, the chief...occur to meet corporate governance requirements. A...member of an association's board usually...
Deprecated The American Lawyer
...conducted in the name of the District of Columbia by the Corporation Counsel for the District of Columbia [now known as the OAG], except as...
...the Washington office...Washington metropolitan area and...MINORITY CORPORATE COUNSEL ASSOCIATION...
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