ETHICAL DECISION-MAKING AND
IN-HOUSE COUNSEL PRACTICE
Nordstrand, who earned his law degree from University of North Dakota School of Law in 1987 and was admitted to practice in Wisconsin in 2008, is
in-house counsel for Solutran Inc.
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In-House Counsel.
So a few months ago, he made an unusual move: he joined a nonprofit as
in-house counsel. Kohn works at Blind Industries and Services of Maryland, a Baltimore nonprofit that owns and operates manufacturing businesses across the state for blind and visually impaired individuals.
Washington, DC, October 25, 2017 --(PR.com)-- The National Bar Association (NBA) and Minority
In-House Counsel Association (MIHCA) announce a strategic partnership with a primary objective to increase diversity in corporations broadly, by expanding business development and
in-house counsel opportunities for lawyers of color.
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The report said a greater number of
in-house counsel now serve on companies' strategic and operational teams.
For close to a decade, the Federal Trade Commission has been trying to get its hands on documents from drugmaker Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals Inc., resulting in a years-long dispute over what documents and communications are protected when an
in-house counsel is involved.
According to information provided to the board, the amendment recognizes the increasing globalization in the business world, that many foreign companies have a presence in Florida, and that the companies wish to have their
in-house counsel relocate to Florida to attend to their legal needs.
Firms just aren't paying enough attention to information governance (IG), according to corporate
in-house counsel interviewed for Kroll's 2016 Corporate Risk Survey.
According to the company, its
in-house counsel, Dr.