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2/23/2007
LAW.COM Covers the Changing Nature of In-House Counsel
LAW.COM Covers the Changing Nature of In-House Counsel
Typical great stuff from Law.com, this one a piece from Susan F. Friedman and the New York Law Journal. Friedman is a senior vice president of the Employed Lawyers Product Practice of Marsh. Not shockingly she recommends good insurance. But good corporate governance, that's important too. Read on.
-- MDT
-- MDT
Labels: backdating, corporate governance, general counsel, stock options, Susan Friedman
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