Corporate Counsel
...t planning to lecture on government surveillance in a course that...relevant” lessons for law departments, says Trevor Hughes, IAPP&rsquo...
...heads a seven-member legal department at Aaron’s. The...S. legal function, compliance, and government relations. Kamerschen previously spent six...
At the University of Houston Law Center's second Ethics and Compliance Symposium, forecasting expert Dr. Philip Tetlock and ex-GlaxoSmithKline in-house lawyer Lauren Stevens stole the show
...who are part of a Department of Defense pilot program within...they don't represent the government—they will stand up...
...offered three general rationales for the problems in the food system: weak governments, powerful middlemen, and price-conscious consumers. Oxfam, however, asserted that these factors...
...The U.S. Department of Justice's budget request...budget as part of the government-wide cuts called sequestration. Released...
...Peet's Coffee & Tea Inc. The sole member of the legal department, she managed to get through her first round of public company reporting...
...corporate investigations initiated by the government—"more than we...on transparency. The U.S. Department of Justice has been criticized...
...join the panel, seeking to fill open slots as the U.S. Department of Justice prepared to defend the constitutionality of two controversial recess appointments...
...DPAs and NPAs) between the government and corporate entities, settlements don...required to cooperate with the [Department of Justice] in prosecutions of...
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