Corporate Counsel
Ombuds are a potentially valuable early-warning mechanism for averting risk, and one that organizational leaders should give consideration as a worthy investment of company resources
Calls for amending the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act have grown. But will Congress use this opportunity to draft a law that reflects the interests of all U.S. citizens, or simply increase the criminal
...also taught appellate advocacy as an adjunct professor at American University’s Washington College of Law from 2006 to 2007. As...
The general counsel of the baseball players union always goes to bat for his men; and other Moves
Deutsche Bank's GC tries a do-over for the scandal-ridden institution
...described in a statement from Lisa Lerman, a law professor at Catholic University and an expert on the issue, this is ...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
Because there will never be a season of The Wire focusing on corporate crime, we've put together a quick reference guide for need-to-know corporate federal criminal procedure terms
Because there will never be a season of The Wire focusing on corporate crime, we've put together a quick reference guide for need-to-know corporate federal criminal procedure terms
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...Hurley, director of the Boston University Center for Finance, Law, and...the Federal Reserve System in Washington, D.C.—went one...
The Daily Report
...described in a statement from Lisa Lerman, a law professor at Catholic University and an expert on the issue, this is not an isolated event...
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