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In-House Master Class: At Columbia, Former Gc Of Facebook Is Bringing The Real World Into The Classroom, Sue Reisinger, Mp Mcqueen
In-House Master Class: At Columbia, Former Gc Of Facebook Is Bringing The Real World Into The Classroom, Sue Reisinger, Mp Mcqueen
Reuben Mark Initiative for Organizational Character and Leadership
If the purpose of law school is to train eager minds to “think like a lawyer,” then the purpose of a Columbia Law School seminar taught by former Facebook Inc. vice president and general counsel Colin Stretch is to teach them to think specifically like an in-house lawyer.
James Comey To Teach At Columbia Law, Karen Sloan
James Comey To Teach At Columbia Law, Karen Sloan
Reuben Mark Initiative for Organizational Character and Leadership
Columbia Law School has landed a big name to teach next semester: Former FBI Director James Comey, who will teach a spring semester seminar called "Lawyers and Leaders" as a "Leader in Residence" at the law school.
How Law Schools Are Encouraging Students To Go In-House, Michele Gorman
How Law Schools Are Encouraging Students To Go In-House, Michele Gorman
Reuben Mark Initiative for Organizational Character and Leadership
While speaking to Columbia Law School students, a former Con Edison general counsel shared a pro tip from her in-house career: It's up to corporate counsel to first understand the company's needs, and then help the business achieve those goals.
Board Excellence And Fiduciary Duties Of Corporate Directors, E. Norman Veasey, Ira M. Millstein
Board Excellence And Fiduciary Duties Of Corporate Directors, E. Norman Veasey, Ira M. Millstein
Ira M. Millstein Center for Global Markets and Corporate Ownership
This article is intended for corporate directors and explores the key issues that directors should understand with respect to their fiduciary duties. An accompanying paper authored by Ellen Odoner, Stephen Radin, Lyuba Goltser, and Andrew Blumberg of Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP provides a detailed analysis of the concepts discussed in this article and is recommended to general counsel, as they advise their corporate boards with respect to their fiduciary duties, as well as directors who wish to have a better understanding of their own fiduciary duties.