Corporate Counsel
Latham & Watkins always has a plan. Founded in Los Angeles by a pair of tax and labor lawyers during the Great Depression, the firm now has more than 2,000 lawyers spread across 31 offices. It was one of the first of the regional law firms to go national. Unlike many competitors, Latham solved...
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...Marketing Association event Thursday in the New York office of Latham & Watkins. The panelists for "General Counsel Focus: Project Management...
Macau, the Chinese territory that has become Asia's gaming mecca, had gambling revenue of $38 billion last year. All that growth has, of course, spawned a huge amount of legal work
In light of our recent looks at corporate compliance programs, CorpCounsel.com thought it would be enlightening to check out how top law firms handle compliance issues. The results were surprising
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
Macau's gaming industry is in the chips—but there's also legal uncertainty in spades
...Securities and Exchange Commission tangled for three hours in March with Latham & Watkins and Sidley Austin, representing Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu CPA, one thing seemed...
In light of our recent looks at corporate compliance programs, CorpCounsel.com thought it would be enlightening to check out how top law firms handle compliance issues. The results were surprising
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
In light of our recent looks at corporate compliance programs, CorpCounsel.com thought it would be enlightening to check out how top law firms handle compliance issues. The results were surprising
...C. Another FTC veteran, commissioner J. THOMAS ROSCH, has returned to Latham & Watkins as of counsel in the firm's D.C. and San...
Macau's gaming industry is in the chips—but there's also legal uncertainty in spades
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
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