Corporate Counsel
...who oppose the recess appointments heralded the April 9 nominations of Arent Fox partner Harry Johnson III and Morgan, Lewis & Bockius partner Philip...
...matter that did it for us," he adds. Arent Fox also cited a variety of factors. "People are working more...
...side. "It's strictly a negotiation," says Arent Fox attorney Maidie Oliveau, who specializes in sports law. Sponsor companies are...
...other side. “It’s strictly a negotiation,” says Arent Fox attorney, Maidie Oliveau, who specializes in sports law. Sponsor companies are...
...and privacy as “kind of a friendly reminder,” says Arent Fox partner Ross Buntrock, who leads the firm’s telecommunications practice...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...and privacy as “kind of a friendly reminder,” says Arent Fox partner Ross Buntrock, who leads the firm’s telecommunications practice...
... A veteran transactional lawyer who specializes in sports at Arent Fox in Los Angeles, Oliveau was first appointed as an arbitrator in...
...amp;A: Fielding "Tres" Cochran III, David Cohen, and James Fox. Employee benefits and executive compensation: David D'Alessandro. (Cochran is...
...T Inc. Previously, Gary was in private practice with Arent Fox from 1977 to 1980, then with what is now Mayer Brown...
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