Corporate Counsel
...who's in charge" after the deal? How do existing managers and employees "roll over" at least part of their ownership stake? And who's...
...a total of 1,060), we have almost as many patents as employees (1,200). CC: What might a buyer expect to...
First-ever top lawyer for organic food company likes being part of a company that people can relate to; and other Moves
New rules pressure companies to take responsibility for their supply chains
...it filed for Chapter 11 in November 2011. AMR debtors, employees, and prebankruptcy stockholders will own 72 percent of the combined company, which...
The president tries to resuscitate the NLRB, but the signs are not good
...SEC investigation, you should commence a thorough internal investigation by interviewing knowledgeable employees and collecting relevant documents. Be careful to inform employees that the attorneys...
...only issue here. Almost half the respondents (48 percent) said, “Our employees don’t always understand our policies.” Of course...
... GINA applies to any employer that has at least 15 employees and prohibits the company from requesting or using "genetic information"...
Recently enacted federal and state rules, along with some very public pressure, are making U.S. companies take a closer look at how they manage their international supply chains
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