Corporate Counsel
...vice president of strategy and general counsel of Sunoco Inc., joined Foley & Lardner as of counsel in the Detroit office. Sidley Austin...
...Residential LLC, is now of counsel in the Chicago office of Foley & Lardner. Holland & Knight announced that DAVID DEAL, who had...
...SOLOMON is now of counsel in the Chicago office of Foley & Lardner. In his previous job he was the GC of ST Residential...
Many Silicon Valley companies export their IP to subsidiaries to save on paying high corporate taxes. It's completely legal, but in a scramble for more revenue, regulators and lawmakers are looking t
Talk about a brain drain—many Silicon Valley companies export their IP to subsidiaries to save on paying high corporate taxes. It's completely legal, but in a scramble for more revenue,
...can help guide in-house counsel in the New Year. Here, Foley & Lardner attorney Adam Losey, who also edits the online nonprofit IT-Lex...
...also help guide in-house counsel in the new year. Here, Foley & Lardner attorney Adam Losey, who also edits the online nonprofit ...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...also help guide in-house counsel in the new year. Here, Foley & Lardner attorney Adam Losey, who also edits the online nonprofit ...
...practice firms also made the list, including Alston & Bird and Foley & Lardner, with five mentions each—a sign that some of these...
...practice firms also made the list, including Alston & Bird and Foley & Lardner, with five mentions each—a sign that some of these...
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