Corporate Counsel
...34; quipped Noel Woodward, associate general counsel for procurement integrity at the Defense Logistics Agency. She assured the audience that suspensions are not...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...148; quipped Noel Woodward, associate general counsel for procurement integrity at the Defense Logistics Agency. She assured the audience that suspensions are not...
While companies involved in mergers and acquisitions have experienced a surge in litigation in recent years, court decisions in Delaware and Texas have taken aim at plaintiffs' attorney fees
While companies involved in mergers and acquisitions have experienced a surge in litigation in recent years, court decisions in Delaware and Texas have taken aim at plaintiffs' attorney fees
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
The Daily Report
... Obvious targets, such as financial institutions, credit card companies, and defense contractors, already have "hardened" their defenses. Thus, cyberattacks have steadily...
... Obvious targets, such as financial institutions, credit card companies, and defense contractors, have often already “hardened” their defenses. Thus, cyberattacks have...
...authority to the board of directors. As a former prosecutor and now defense counsel, what surprises me isn’t the overwhelming momentum for the...
...the fear begins to set in. David Angeli, a white-collar defense specialist and litigator in Portland, Oregon, certainly had more than a...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...the fear begins to set in. David Angeli, a white-collar defense specialist and litigator in Portland, Oregon, certainly had more than a...
...former assistant U.S. attorney and now chair of Gibson's white-collar defense and investigations practice, and Robert Borden, general counsel of the House...
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