Corporate Counsel
For most of its history—and it’s a long one, stretching back to 1885—King & Spalding was a regional leader, one of the Southeast’s top law firms. Sure, it had built a top–flight litigation group (largely thanks to clients from the automotive, pharmaceutical, and tobacco...
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...Alston & Bird, where he is now a partner. King & Spalding announced that GARY GRINDLER rejoined the firm as a partner...
...ahead of Hogan Lovells, which led the list two years earlier. King & Spalding and Jones Day are new additions to the chart, replacing O...
...RICHTER, former deputy GC of WellCare Health Plans Inc., rejoined King & Spalding as a partner in Washington, D.C. Morrison &...
The Daily Report
...legal team that included in-house lawyers plus outside counsel from King & Spalding. After 13 months of employee interviews and document research, the team...
...legal team that included in-house lawyers plus outside counsel from King & Spalding. After 13 months of employee interviews and document research, the team...
The Daily Report
...2001 to 2003. He spent the bulk of his career at King & Spalding in Atlanta, split by a stint as U.S. attorney for...
PepsiCo has rehired Larry Thompson to be its new executive vice president of government affairs, general counsel, and corporate secretary
...after being a partner at the Washington, D.C. office of King & Spalding. PwC named a new GC for it's U.K. arm...
A suit against Georgia State University's "e-reserve" service could help determine when schools go too far in running online excerpts of books without paying for them
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
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