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By Dan Clark | October 2, 2019
More general counsel and chief legal officers are being promoted to CEO and other C-suite positions. Also, how the CIA general counsel's involvement came to light with the whistleblower complaint.
By Dan Clark | September 25, 2019
26 general counsel and five law firms have come together to create a fund to support diversity in law. Also, carmaker Nissan settles allegations over compensation fraud that involved a former in-house lawyer.
By Dan M. Clark | September 18, 2019
General counsel may want to look into how their organizations are taking donations after MIT had to wrestle with a $125,000 donation from convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Also, Google agreed to pay French finance authorities 1 billion euros, or $1.1 billion, in back taxes and fines, a penalty that may affect other U.S. companies.
By Dan Clark | September 11, 2019
The most cost-effective legal departments are the ones that make an effort to develop talent in-house, according to a recent survey. Also, the associate general counsel charged with murder in an Atlanta area hit and run was granted $500K bond after a nearly 2½-hour hearing.
By Dan Clark | September 4, 2019
Origination credit structures at law firms may deter in-house counsel's diversity efforts when hiring outside counsel. The gender pay gap between male and female GCs is widening, a recent survey found. Also, the Steve Madden GC talks about how his legal department is working around the U.S.-China trade war.
By Dan Clark | August 28, 2019
After 3M signed onto the American Bar Association's mental health initiative, it has incorporated mental health into its requests for proposals process with outside counsel. Also, Peter Bragdon, the general counsel of Columbia Sportswear Co., discusses why he's speaking out on tariffs.
By Dan Clark | August 21, 2019
How in-house counsel can navigate the China Tariff Exclusion Requests process. Also, a McDonald's lawyer is remembered for helping lawyers of color start their legal careers.
By Dan Clark | August 14, 2019
A general counsel describes how his company checked for cybersecurity risks during a recent acquisition. Also, a new Foreign Corrupt Practices Act ruling may affect future actions against corporations.
By Dan Clark | August 7, 2019
Chief legal officers and chief financial officers are collaborating more at work, according to accountants, while Wells Fargo's top lawyer still sits at the troubled bank's helm amid a permanent CEO search approaching its six-month mark.
By Dan Clark | July 31, 2019
Louisiana State University former in-house lawyers sue the school over allegations of not earning fair pay as women while a new survey finds intellectual property in-house lawyers see discrimination amid diversity and inclusion concerns.
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