The Legal Intelligencer...time: Eleven major U.S. corporations pledged to spend $30 million...Co., Verizon Communications Inc. and Xerox Corp. "By...
...much more openness." Don Liu, general counsel of Xerox Corporation, noted, "I don't think that every relationship lasts forever...
...extent to which small businesses may be harmed by litigation tactics by corporations attempting to enforce trademark rights beyond a reasonable interpretation," and "...
...Xerox General Counsel Don Liu gives freely of his time to mentor young...
...s defense counsel." Additionally, by requiring disclosure of the corporation's "qualitative assessment of the most likely outcome" of a...
...Michael Farren, who retired from Xerox last month.Liu will oversee the legal affairs of the corporation including legal counsel, litigation and...
...court action that some certified public accountants, that performed an audit of Xerox Corp. violated sections 10A(b) and 10(b) of the Securities Exchange...
...by a state into the ethical propriety of noncompete covenants that some corporations require of in-house counsel. Agreements that restrict lawyers' practices...
...civil rights lawsuit filed by Xerox sales employees alleging that the...employees who worked for the corporation, selling copiers, printers and other...
...lump sum value of a terminated participant's benefit under the Xerox Corporation Retirement Income Guaranty Plan violated the benefit accrual and forfeiture rules...
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