Corporate Counsel
This isn’t just another big New York firm. Of the pack of grand, old–line Wall Street operations, the ones who cut their teeth on Morgan money, White & Case was the first to break the Wall Street mold, opening in Paris in 1926. While New York remains its biggest office, roughly two–thirds...
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...counsel David Allen, John Gross, Kathryn Koorenny, Tim Skipworth, Bruce Wark, Randy White, corporate secretary Kenneth Wimberley, senior attorney Jeanne Selzer, and antitrust attorney James...
The Daily Report
...than 100,000 times, according to the company. In this case, the primary objection to the 3-D gun was not related to...
3-D printing technology, which makes it possible to create an item by simply downloading a design file and printing it out as a plastic object, is likely to trigger legal conflicts surrounding copyri
3-D printing technology, which makes it possible to create an item by simply downloading a design file and printing it out as a plastic object, is likely to trigger legal conflicts surrounding copyri
...dedicated group of attorneys who have reduced CSU's number of litigated cases by 70 percent since Helwick arrived, down to 66 cases filed against...
Deutsche Bank's GC tries a do-over for the scandal-ridden institution
...Department of Labor. At a White House event in March, when...its three largest fair lending cases ever. They included the $355...
...com sibling publication). “Instead, the vast majority of these cases settle on a ‘disclosure-only’ basis, with some additional disclosures...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...com sibling publication). “Instead, the vast majority of these cases settle on a ‘disclosure-only’ basis, with some additional disclosures...
Deutsche Bank General Counsel Richard Walker, a former director of enforcement at the Securities and Exchange Commission, is trying to help the bank reinvent itself as he deals with a multitude of re
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