James Williams is GC and corporate secretary of Liquidity Services Inc., an online auction firm that offers manufacturers, retailers and government agencies a way to buy and sell wholesale, surplus and salvage goods -- everything from cars seized by the Washington, D.C., police to Italian espresso machines returned to stores. Williams is not only the company's first GC, but also its first lawyer. He says he was hired to develop a more cohesive legal strategy for the growing company.
February 09, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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James Williams is general counsel and corporate secretary of Liquidity Services Inc., the Washington, D.C.-based online auction firm that offers manufacturers, retailers and government agencies a way to buy and sell wholesale, surplus and salvage goods — everything from cars seized by the D.C. police to Italian espresso machines returned to stores.
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