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Arbitrator Selection in Multiparty Disputes
Exploring the thorny question of arbitrator selection in a multiparty arbitration and how the various rules handle the issue.
Arbitrator Selection in Multiparty Disputes
Exploring the thorny question of arbitrator selection in a multiparty arbitration and how the various rules handle the issue.
MoFo Hires Latham's M&A Co-Chair, Plus More Lateral Moves
Latham & Watkins corporate partner Graeme Sloan in London joined Morrison & Foerster as co-chair of its M&A group; Covington & Burling brings back a high-profile former U.S. attorney general; and other notable hires from throughout The Am Law 200.
MoFo Hires Latham's M&A Co-Chair, Plus More Lateral Moves
Latham & Watkins corporate partner Graeme Sloan in London joined Morrison & Foerster as co-chair of its M&A group; Covington & Burling brings back a high-profile former U.S. attorney general; and other notable hires from throughout The Am Law 200.
In-House Counsel Profile: Schneider Electric S.A.'s Peter Wexler
"I like the business side of things; I'm not a big fan of the external advisory role."
In-House Counsel Profile: Schneider Electric S.A.'s Peter Wexler
"I like the business side of things; I'm not a big fan of the external advisory role."
J&J Acquires Cordis Unit for $2B
Medical device and pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson, based in New Brunswick, said on May 28 that it will acquire Cardinal Health's Cordis medical device unit for $2 billion.J&J Acquires Cordis Unit for $2B
Medical device and pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson, based in New Brunswick, said on May 28 that it will acquire Cardinal Health's Cordis medical device unit for $2 billion.As German Enforcement Gets Tougher, Demand for Compliance Advice Grows
A crackdown on corruption, antitrust violations, and other corporate offenses have set alarm bells ringing in German boardrooms. Which law firms are best positioned to respond?As German Enforcement Gets Tougher, Demand for Compliance Advice Grows
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