Law Technology NewsToday’s Mayer Brown is the progeny of three firms, on three continents, that came together during the first decade of the 2000s. In 2002 Chicago–based Mayer, Brown & Platt merged with the English firm Rowe & Maw—a combination that merged, in turn, with Hong Kong-based Johnson...
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...to protect their intellectual property, said Michael Molano, a partner with Mayer Brown in Palo Alto. "We saw it with music sharing and...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...revolutionize the workplace. In case you missed it, Yahoo! Inc. CEO Marissa Mayer has banned employees from working from home. Judging from the comments in...
This weekend marked the start of "first-to-file" patents, and it will be interesting to see how the new laws change the patent dynamics over the next months and years. Here are a few observat
...I criticized CEO Marissa Mayer's draconian ban against working from home for all Yahoo Inc. employees...
As the Law Technology News team heads to LegalTech at the Hilton New York this week, here are some news from the show and FAQs on its events. Deborah Baron, former Hewlett-Packard/Autonomy executive,
...and records management at Abbott Laboratories, and previously an attorney at Mayer Brown; and Memphis-based ...
With regulatory bodies paying increasing attention to the role of automated and high-frequency trading, the focus turns to compliance to monitor processes aimed at minimizing the risk from computer e
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
...and records management at Abbott Laboratories, and previously an attorney at Mayer Brown; and Memphis-based ...
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...until June served as Mayer Brown's chief information officer, was arrested Thursday and charged by...
...working on global risk and information management initiatives, previously worked at Mayer Brown for over twenty years where she worked in a variety of...
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