October 2009 Issue

Cover Story

The Kill Step

Dole had lost toxic torts trials in two countries. But its GC smelled fraud.

Features

United They Stood

W.R. Grace beat the biggest criminal environmental prosecution yet by hanging tough with its employees.

In The News

Online Reviews on the Way

Looking for good arbitrators? A new online service will rate them.

It Wasn't All My Fault

An ex–GC says he was unfairly blamed for Atmel's backdating problems.

Bay of Dreams

IBM sends an in-house lawyer to Vietnam to help with an environmental cleanup project.

Lucky 13

August 13 was a good day for two former IP lawyers at a Nevada-based slot machine manufacturer.

Covered in Mud

An internal report faults TVA's law department for its response to a coal-ash spill.

Smooth Flow

A second Justice Department lawyer slides into Chevron's top legal slot.

DC Watch

What's Good for GM...

Bailouts force carmakers to cut back on their lobbying operations.

Put It Into Override

Congressional Democrats want to reverse several recent Supreme Court decisions.

A Different Kind of Battle

Some U.S. companies operating in Iraq must fight to get paid.

Diversions

Getting His Hands Dirty

Joseph LaSala, Jr., Senior EVP, General Counsel and Secretary, Discovery Communications, Inc.

Global In-House

All Take and No Give

Law firms under pressure from banks for "cheap resource."

Don't Tell Us, Show Us

Barclays introduces e-billing and asks for diversity policies.

From Russia with Litigation

Legal work may be scarce in some regions, but a bear awakens in the east.

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