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After Recasting ACC Into Global Enterprise, CEO Veta Richardson Plans 2025 Exit
Richardson will depart following the Association of Corporate Counsel's October 2025 annual meeting, capping a 14-year run leading the organization marked by a 78% membership increase and 50% revenue increase.
Influencers Putting Companies on Hot Seat by Demanding 'Reverse' Morals Clauses
"I look at it almost like a prenuptial, like let's plan a good breakup if we're going to have one," said Sarah La Voi, a Baker & Hostetler partner.
Hunter Biden Sues Fox, Ex-Chief Legal Officer Over Mock Trial Series
Biden first sued the network this summer, but withdrew the action weeks later. The new lawsuit now names former Fox Corp. Chief Legal Officer Viet Dinh as a defendant.
When Law Firms Get Hacked, Are Their Corporate Clients on the Hook?
"Law firms are being heavily targeted now because they have a lot of sensitive information and they need to operate," said Brian Levine, managing director of Ernst & Young's cybersecurity and data privacy practice.
GC of Florida State Agency Steps Down After Threatening TV Stations That Aired Abortion-Rights Ad
John Wilson, the general counsel of the Florida Department of Health, had argued that the ad contained false information, an assertion its sponsor disputes.
Promoting Diversity in the Business of Law Is Good for Business
Promoting diversity in the business of law is good for business—and it's the right thing to do. Increased diversity provides clear benefits to law firms and the businesses that hire them, just as in other areas of commerce; these benefits extend from decision-making and innovation to representation that aligns with the world we live and work in.
Law Firms Sue Clients for Unpaid Legal Fees as Big Law Collection Goals Ramp Up
Gibson Dunn, Baker McKenzie; ArentFox and Dorsey & Whitney are among those who have filed claims in New York lately, whether in court or arbitration.
Judge Sides With McDonald's In Attorney-Client Privilege Dispute With Former Executives
"McDonald's has successfully asserted a privilege 'shield' to prevent disclosure of actions we believe were unlawful, but the case continues, and we look forward to trial," said the plaintiffs' attorney, Jonathan I. Loevy of Loevy & Loevy in Chicago, following attempts to gain access to outside counsel's investigation.
CLO of Newly Public Health Care Provider Retires Without Explanation
Steven Reed had been with BrightSpring Health Services and its predecessor for more than two decades, serving the last 11 years as legal chief.Trending Stories
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