He served as chief legal officer and vice president of corporate development until 22 when he became chief legal officer and SVP for parent company Alphabet.
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She works in Google's legal department, reporting up to Google Chief Legal Officer Kent Walker, while Drummond is the chief legal officer for Google's parent company, Alphabet.
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While her formal title remained copresident and chief legal officer, her new work contract called her copresident, chief legal officer, and chief operating officer of the company.
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Harvey Anderson is the chief legal officer at AVG Technologies.
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In October, he appointed Tony West as chief legal officer.
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Alphabet Chief Legal Officer David Drummond is leaving the company.
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Brad Smith is the president and chief legal officer of Microsoft.
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Salle Yoo was promoted to chief legal officer from general counsel.
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Albarran will report to the company's chief legal officer, Tony West.
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Garten, the Trump Organization's chief legal officer, scoffed at the idea.
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She was most recently its chief business affairs and legal officer.
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Among those testifying are Brad Smith, chief legal officer for Microsoft.
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Meanwhile, Chief Legal Officer Teresa Isele will serve as acting CEO.
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WeWork's chief legal officer, Jen Berrent, sits on The Wing's board.
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In 2018, Improbable also lost its chief legal officer, Rob Miller.
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Garten has been the company's chief legal officer only since January.
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David Drummond, Alphabet's chief legal officer, eventually stepped off Uber's board.
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Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, echoed the judge's remarks.
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Uber has hired PepsiCo's Tony West as its new chief legal officer.
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Microsoft's Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith said governments should stop stockpiling exploits.
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Drummond is currently the chief legal officer of Alphabet, Google's parent company.
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Salle Yoo: Yoo recently became the chief legal officer at the company.
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He joined Google in 2002 after serving as the company's first outside counsel, and served as chief legal officer and vice president of corporate development until 2015, when he became chief legal officer and SVP for parent company Alphabet.
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AEP's chief legal officer, Tom Blalock, did not respond to requests for comment.
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Until last year David Drummond, Alphabet's chief legal officer, sat on Uber's board.
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In October, he named a new chief legal officer: Tony West, PepsiCo Inc.
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Chief Legal Officer Maria Varsellona will take over the Technologies unit, Nokia said.
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"We need regulation," Ms. Whittaker said, before name-dropping Microsoft's chief legal officer.
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Matthew Donnelly, Cleveland Clinic's deputy chief legal officer, attended Antoon's November criminal hearing.
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MISSED A SPOT: Mozilla's Chief Business and Legal Officer Denelle Dixon slammed Sen.
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"Spying would be equal to suicide," said Song Liuping, Huawei's chief legal officer.
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Reached for comment, Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith applauded the ruling.
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Brad Smith, the firm's president and chief legal officer, is of an activist bent.
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Jason Greenblatt was until last year the chief legal officer at the Trump Organization.
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In 2015, he was named the company's president as well as chief legal officer.
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Tony West, Uber's chief legal officer, acknowledged that the figures were difficult to confront.
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The company's long-time chief legal officer David Drummond retired at the end of January.
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The company's chief legal officer cited Huawei's usual arrays of arguments against the U.S. government.
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Turnbull said he asked Australia's most senior legal officer to provide advice on Dutton's eligibility.
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In October, Uber named Tony West, former general counsel at PepsiCo, as chief legal officer.
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Jennifer Berrent, a Wing board member, is also WeWork's co-president and chief legal officer.
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He is now Alphabet's chief legal officer and chairman of CapitalG, Google's venture capital fund.
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In October, Khosrowshahi appointed former Pepsi executive Tony West to be Uber's chief legal officer.
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Tony West Chief legal officer, Uber The thing about Uber is it's an incredible company.
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Reggie Davis, the chief legal officer, is departing after only several weeks in the role.
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Chief Legal Officer Eric Grossman earned 475,206 by exercising options and selling stock on Friday.
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Alphabet's chief legal officer David Drummond is retiring from the company, according to a filing.
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"We're fans of regulation when it's smart regulation," Kent Walker, Google's chief legal officer, said.
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"We are pleased with the outcome," HSBC chief legal officer Stuart Levey said in a statement.
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Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith announced the initiative today at the RSA Conference.
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"We're hearing from our customers about it," said Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer.
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TransUnion: * HEATHER RUSSELL JOINS TRANSUNION AS CHIEF LEGAL OFFICER Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Nadella ends his note by linking to a post by Microsoft's chief legal officer, Brad Smith.
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Lorne is vice chairman and chief legal officer of U.S.-based hedge fund Millennium Management LLC.
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Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, said Trump's move had shifted Microsoft's lobbying priorities.
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"We will continue to advocate for a compromise agreement," Uber Chief Legal Officer Tony West said.
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By Caroline Spiezio Here are some recent general counsel and chief legal officer appointments and departures.
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Robert Townsend will leave the law firm Morrison & Foerster to become chief legal officer at SoftBank.
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The groom, 28, is the chief legal officer of iMobile3, a Jacksonville-based payment technology company.
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" Athena Hou, the chief legal officer for Fuyao Glass America, called Mr. Burrows's suit "legally meritless.
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ALPHABET - Google parent Alphabet Inc on Friday announced the retirement of Chief Legal Officer David Drummond.
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Ms. Greenspon Rammelt, SmileDirectClub's chief legal officer, said state dental boards were trying to stifle competition.
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But it has been done before with state universities, said Bob Bailey, Allergan's chief legal officer.
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According to Tony West, Uber's chief legal officer, it's because people have a right to know.
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Jerry Masoudi is a former chief counsel at the FDA and now Juul's chief legal officer.
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Lana Reeve is the chief legal officer at blockchain-focused investment fund and advisory business Maco.
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As the chief legal officer of the state, a state attorney general has several important duties.
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"This is a meaningful agreement between Nokia and Apple," said Maria Varsellona, chief legal officer at Nokia.
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Facebook's chief legal officer Colin Stretch has announced he'll be out by the end of the year.
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Nutanix Inc: * NUTANIX APPOINTS TYLER WALL AS CHIEF LEGAL OFFICER Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The decision could put American companies in jeopardy, argues Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith.
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Google's chief legal officer and head of corporate development, David Drummond, is on the board of Uber.
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"No one is above the law, including New York's top legal officer," Cuomo said in a statement.
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Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, was dismissive of the complaints from Mr. Benioff's company.
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Afshin Pishevar's LinkedIn profile still describes him as chief legal officer, though Hyperloop One's website does not.
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Yoo will now become the company's chief legal officer, according to an email the company sent out.
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Brad Smith, president and chief legal officer at , tweeted that an open internet benefits the entire economy.
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"A prime minister under indictment is unfit to serve," said Tomer Naor, the group's chief legal officer.
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August: A former Googler writes bombshell post about her relationship with Alphabet's chief legal officer, David Drummond.
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He had previously served as the executive vice president and chief legal officer for the Trump Organization.
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David Drummond, Alphabet's chief legal officer, has stepped down from Uber's board of directors, Recode has confirmed.
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Scooter-sharing startup Bird has hired former Lyft executive David Estrada to be its chief legal officer.
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The first was Kevin Vosen, who was hired to be the self-driving arm's chief legal officer.
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Correction: This story has been revised to reflect that Afshin Pishevar is Hyperloop One's former chief legal officer.
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The decision followed a non-binding opinion supplied to the judges by a senior legal officer last week.
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Loren Beck, the chief legal officer of Cliffside Malibu, was the signatory on Clean & Sober Media's founding documents.
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Drummond is the current chief legal officer of Google parent Alphabet as well as the chairman of CapitalG.
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Under new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, Uber has also added a chief legal officer and a chief operating officer.
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Asked for comment, a Microsoft spokesperson pointed towards a tweet by President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith.
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Microsoft's chief legal officer Brad Smith wrote a blog post on Sunday warning about continued government surveillance practices.
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This growing competition led to Alphabet chief legal officer David Drummond's departure from Uber's board in August 103.
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Uber's former chief legal officer Salle Yoo, who already announced her departure, was not aware of the matter.
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"Initially [the SEC] said it would have serious concerns about this," says Brian Brooks, Coinbase's chief legal officer.
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Drummond today is senior vice president of corporate development and chief legal officer for Google's parent company, Alphabet.
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The bride's father retired as a vice president and senior legal officer at Bank of America in Charlotte.
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John J. Kelley III has served as Equifax's corporate vice president and chief legal officer since early 20163.
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"The numbers are jarring and hard to digest," Tony West, Uber's chief legal officer, said in an interview.
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The company's chief legal officer, Tony West, takes the position that drivers are not core to its business.
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"With this new coalition, our bench just got deeper," said Avery Gardiner, the Brady Center's chief legal officer.
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Uber's chief legal officer, Salle Yoo, and head of external affairs Dave Clark left the company in September.
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Alphabet Chief Legal Officer David Drummond After a former subordinate accused Alphabet Chief Legal Officer David Drummond in a blog post of philandering and refusing to pay child support for the son they had while they were together, Drummond called himself "far from perfect" in a statement addressing her claims.
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Salle Yoo, Uber's former chief legal officer, also saw the letter, although she did not sit on the board.
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Again, I was like, hey, there was a CFO here, there was a CLO here, the chief legal officer.
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He has hired a new COO and top legal officer, for example, as many from the Kalanick era depart.
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McNeill was responding to a tweet that Uber's chief legal officer Tony West sent in response to our story.
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Jason Greenblatt is an executive vice president and chief legal officer of The Trump Organization, co-founder of www.inspireconversation.
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At a congressional hearing today, its Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith said that the case has implications for others.
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I spoke with Pocket founder Nate Weiner and Mozilla's chief business and legal officer, Denelle Dixon, about the deal.
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Fenrich is joining quantitative hedge fund AQR Capital Management as its chief legal officer, according to an AQR spokeswoman.
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"The Paterno family characterized this case as a 'search for the truth,'" NCAA Chief Legal Officer Donald Remy said.
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Others include its CEO, head of finance, head of public relations, chief legal officer and head of ride-sharing.
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"As a Plan B, we are reluctantly funding this initiative," Tony West, Uber's chief legal officer, told the paper.
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"This is an issue that is too important to fail," said Brad Smith, Microsoft President and Chief Legal Officer.
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The groom's mother is a vice president and the chief legal officer for Alcoa, the aluminum company, in Manhattan.
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" Housley added that the allegations "raise significant doubts about Keith Ellison's fitness to serve as Minnesota's chief legal officer.
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"It's only natural European regulators would be at the forefront," said Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer.
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David Drummond, the chief legal officer of Google parent company Alphabet, is resigning at the end of this month.
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It did not list Allergan's current chief legal officer, A. Robert Bailey, as an executive for the combined company.
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Alphabet&aposs chief legal officer is leaving the company after a series of scandals involving allegations of sexual misconduct.
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In January, it hired Michelle Hodges as vice president of global channels and Robin Schulman as chief legal officer.
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"This is really all about getting everybody online in rural communities," Brad Smith, Microsoft's chief legal officer, told Reuters.
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Under his watch, as president and chief legal officer, Microsoft repeatedly has challenged the U.S. government — particularly on privacy.
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The company didn't offer official comment, but pointed to a July blog post by its chief legal officer, Brad Smith.
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"The tech companies brought this upon themselves," said Phil Liu, chief legal officer with digital asset investment management firm Arca.
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"We think it is very significant," said Privacy International legal officer Millie Graham Wood, speaking to TechCrunch about today's ruling.
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Blockchain, a digital token wallet startup, said that it has hired Marco Santori as its president and chief legal officer.
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SANDRA COLIVER New York The writer is senior legal officer for freedom of information and expression, Open Society Justice Initiative.
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President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith brought in almost $17.4 million, up nearly 29 percent from fiscal year 2018.
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McWilliams, executive vice president and chief legal officer of Fifth Third Bank, was approved by voice vote, with only Sen.
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Alan Garten, the chief legal officer for the Trump Organization, declined to describe the due diligence behind the Batumi tower.
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"This is an issue that is too important to fail," Brad Smith, Microsoft President and Chief Legal Officer, told Reuters.
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The company has brought on former Lyft vice president of government relations, David Estrada, to be its chief legal officer.
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Much of the responsibility for fixing Uber's new troubles now falls to Tony West, the company's new chief legal officer.
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The former chief legal officer of the Trump Organization, he has barely figured in discussions of the president's legal woes.
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Viet Dinh will become chief legal officer at "Fox," the entity created after Disney buys most of 21st Century Fox.
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Tony West, Uber's chief legal officer, implied that a ballot measure would not include everything offered in the negotiations, however.
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Laura Quatela 60, senior vice president and chief legal officer, Lenovo Actively enrich your career by embracing the lateral move.
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Other defendants include former Chief Executive Thorsten Heins, former Chief Financial Officer Brian Bidulka and Chief Legal Officer Steve Zipperstein.
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Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith called on Congress to protect "dreamers" before it gets to tax reform.
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Part of Tony West's mandate in his job as chief legal officer is to help reduce Uber's various legal entanglements.
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Uber also sought to depose Alphabet chief legal officer and former board member at the ride-hail company David Drummond.
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The junta's chief legal officer claims that in a Facebook Live video recorded in June Mr Thanathorn slandered the justice system.
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According to emails reviewed by Reuters, Rusckowski forwarded Masiero's message to Clement Revetti, Jr., the chief legal officer for Philips Healthcare.
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According to emails reviewed by Reuters, Rusckowski forwarded Masiero's message to Clement Revetti, Jr., the chief legal officer for Philips Healthcare.
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"No one is confident that this will work perfectly," said Kenneth Hurwitz, senior legal officer with the Open Society Justice Initiative.
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But as Uber's chief legal officer said on a press call last month, the company is "no stranger" to legal battles.
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Other advisory board members include Bobby Mehta, former CEO of Transunion, and Brian Brooks, chief legal officer at cryptocurrency company Coinbase.
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As general counsel for the NSA, De served as the agency's chief legal officer and senior advisor to the NSA director.
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Callaghan's departure comes a couple of days after Uber decided to promote Salle Yoo from general counsel to chief legal officer.
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The Senate unanimously confirmed him to that position, which made him the agency's No. 3 official and its top legal officer.
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Donald Remy, the NCAA's chief legal officer, said the association was disappointed by the justices' decision not to hear its appeal.
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Addax said in an emailed statement its CEO had resumed his duties while its chief legal officer retired on June 30.
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The bride's father is the chief legal officer in the Boston office of Smith & Nephew, a London-based medical technology company.
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Chief people officer Beth Clutterbuck, chief legal officer Rob Miller, and COO Roy Blanga left within a short space of time.
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Estrada most recently served as the chief legal officer and head of public policy for the electric aircraft company, Kitty Hawk.
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"We will continue to advocate for a compromise agreement," Uber Chief Legal Officer Tony West said on a press call today.
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Susan Greenspon Rammelt, SmileDirectClub's chief legal officer, said in interviews that the vast majority of users were happy with the company.
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Google Ventures founder Bill Maris said David Drummond, Alphabet&aposs outgoing chief legal officer, is the reason he left the company.
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McWilliams was the executive vice president and chief legal officer of Fifth Third Bank when President Trump nominated her in November.
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The bride's mother is an executive vice president and the chief legal officer of Biogen, a biotechnology company in Cambridge, Mass.
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Brad Smith, president and chief legal officer of Microsoft, said the world would need leadership to hold such attacks at bay.
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Tony West, Uber's chief legal officer and a former Justice Department official, is navigating the ride-hailing giant's numerous legal issues.
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Kevin Vosen, chief legal officer with The Climate Corporation, starts with the self-driving car team later this month, Recode has learned.
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Days later, Uber's new chief legal officer Tony West issued a directive to employees to stop surveilling individuals, which Recode first reported.
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Mr. Trump turned to Jason Greenblatt, who is not a campaign adviser, but is the chief legal officer of the Trump Organization.
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Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, Brad Smith, said it's not the first time the company has encountered this kind of issue.
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He was most recently chief legal officer at The Climate Corporation, an environmental analysis firm and a unit of Monsanto Co MON.
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Brian Lindberg is chief policy officer, chief legal officer and general counsel for the National Marrow Donor Program/Be The Match®.
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Alphabet, whose offer to send its chief legal officer to Congress rather than its chief executive officer was declined, slid 1.2 percent.
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Meanwhile, Airbnb is promoting Belinda Johnson, its now former chief business affairs and legal officer, to the role of chief operating officer.
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Before taking the COO role, she served as chief business affairs and legal officer and steered Airbnb through regulatory and legal turbulence.
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Here are some chief legal officer and general counsel compensations reported in August 2019 filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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What's happening: Ms. Johnson, who's currently the home-rental company's chief business affairs and legal officer, will become its chief operating officer.
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We have an acting attorney general who does not believe in the Constitutional order of which he is the chief legal officer.
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Any business using the word "scrivener", a kind of legal officer, needs clearance from the Church of England, which regulates the profession.
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"Each of those incidents represents an individual who has undergone a horrific trauma," Tony West, Uber's chief legal officer, told NBC News.
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He said assurances given to the court by the government's top legal officer in Scotland meant it was unnecessary to do so.
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Sijbrandij said that hiring a chief legal officer was "a really important goal" as GitLab gets closer to becoming a public company.
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AECOM has parted ways with chief legal officer Carla Christofferson, according to a Friday filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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"We will continue to advocate for a compromise agreement," Uber Chief Legal Officer Tony West said on a press call last week.
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He will report to Robb Voyles, Halliburton's current general counsel who the company said it is bumping up to chief legal officer.
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Brad Smith, the company's president and chief legal officer, said other organizations outside the corporate sector have been slower to adopt cloud services.
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Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith on Tuesday called on governments and technology companies to vow to protect citizens against cybercrime.
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In addition, the company's Chief Legal Officer and President, Brad Smith, sent a message to employees saying Micosoft believed in broader immigration opportunities.
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Photo: APMicrosoft's president and chief legal officer, Brad Smith, called for federal regulation of face recognition in a new blog post on Friday.
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It said that it would propose Jennifer Fanjiang, Jana's chief legal officer, as a third director if three board members stand for election.
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Last year, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, Brad Smith, urged federal regulation of face recognition due to privacy and human rights pitfalls.
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Hania, who will report directly to Uber's chief legal officer Tony West, is there to make sure Uber complies with EU privacy laws.
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Lynn Dennison, Signet's chief legal officer, said in a statement that the company, which denied any wrongdoing, was pleased to resolve the case.
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Millie Graham-Wood, a legal officer at Privacy International, said the documents showed "the staggering extent" to which UK spy agencies collect data.
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Trump has tapped Jason Greenblatt, the Trump Organization's executive vice president and chief legal officer, as his special representative for international negotiations (SRIN).
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Around the same time, Airbnb promoted Belinda Johnson, its former chief business affairs and legal officer, to the role of chief operating officer.
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Garten, the Trump Organization's chief legal officer, said Trump's income was a mix of flat fees and percentages but declined to disclose them.
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Days after Uber acquired Otto, Google's head of corporate development and chief legal officer, David Drummond, stepped down from Uber's board of directors.
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Huawei's chief legal officer, Song Liuping, said Wednesday at a news conference that the move created a long-term risk for all companies.
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"We should be leaving now," Paul Ellis, the legal officer of the For Britain Movement, said as he was walking toward Parliament Square.
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Corina Davis, Redbubble's chief legal officer, declines to comment on the Ohio State case specifically, but echoes the court's reasoning in an interview.
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CRYPTO - Crypto Asset Ratings on Thursday said it has hired a former U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission counsel as its chief legal officer.
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Mozilla, which led the lawsuit against the FCC, is considering an appeal, the organization's chief legal officer Amy Keating said in a statement.
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Jen Berrent, WeWork&aposs copresident and chief legal officer, is the only senior woman at WeWork and the company&aposs top legal executive.
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Jelena McWilliams, Trump's pick to lead the FDIC, is the executive vice president and chief legal officer of Cincinnati-based Fifth Third Bank.
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A former Food and Drug Administration chief counsel, Masoudi became Juul's chief legal officer in June 2018 and runs its global legal strategy.
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Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, told CNBC that the company was "moving even faster" since the JEDI contract was awarded.
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Facebook chief legal officer Colin Stretch testifies before congress regarding Russian election interference Facebook chief legal officer Colin Stretch testifies before congress regarding Russian election interference We've already seen that first-time download rates aren't plummeting for Facebook, its App Store ranking has actually increased since the Cambridge Analytica scandal broke, and blue chip advertisers aren't bailing, according to BuzzFeed.
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CEO Satya Nadella took to LinkedIn to share a memo sent by President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith to the entire Microsoft staff.
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There are two phases to deal discussions: negotiating terms and agreeing on an integration plan, Atlassian chief legal officer Tom Kennedy said last week.
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"We obviously welcome today's decision by the Second Circuit Court of Appeals," Microsoft's president and chief legal officer Brad Smith said in a statement.
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The charity's senior legal officer Deeba Syed spoke to the hotline's goal to "empower women" while educating and informing them about their legal options.
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"Upholding the integrity of our products against copycats masquerading as Nite Ize is of paramount importance," said Clint Todd, chief legal officer, Nite Ize.
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Last year, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, Brad Smith, called for federal regulation of face recognition to address privacy and human rights concerns.
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Matthew Maletta, Endo's chief legal officer, said in a statement that Testim was safe and Endo would continue to vigorously defend against similar claims.
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Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith said on Tuesday that the company is "principled" about the sorts of people it works with.
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Despite her familial connection to Uber's chief legal officer, her campaign didn't snub Lyft, with Uber only making up about 60% of that total.
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Steven Aden, chief legal officer and legal counsel at Americans United for Life, also refused to take the Supreme Court decision as a sign.
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Legal will continue to be run by its chief legal officer Salle Yoo, though the company is also searching for a new general counsel.
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But what I can do today as South Carolina's chief legal officer is to bring this lawsuit against Purdue for its deceit and misrepresentation.
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Settling this also takes one legal issue off the already overburdened shoulders of Uber's legal team, now led by Chief Legal Officer Tony West.
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Drummond was chief legal officer at the time, according to Blakely's account, and she was transferred to sales, in which she had no experience.
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David Estrada, Bird's chief legal officer, told me that the company had cooperated with officials in Miami and other cities to plan orderly rollouts.
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"For years now we have successfully negotiated patent license agreements with many companies," Huawei chief legal officer Song Liuping said in a press release.
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Three of its six undersecretary positions, its chief legal officer, and its general counsel roles are all either vacant or filled with acting personnel.
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Even so, "the numbers are jarring and hard to digest," said Uber's chief legal officer, Tony West, who led the compilation of the report.
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SOCO medical-legal officer Jane Monzon told Reuters she had seen evidence of tattooing in four victims of police buy-bust operations in Manila.
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Club General Manager Bernd Lembcke and Alan Garten, the chief legal officer of Trump's private businesses, did not return the Herald's request for comment.
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David Drummond, who is Alphabet's current chief legal officer and the chairman of Google's venture capital fund CapitalG, is also named in the report.
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"Voluntarily publishing a report that discusses these difficult safety issues is not easy," Uber Chief Legal Officer Tony West wrote in a blog post.
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"Voluntarily publishing a report that discusses these difficult safety issues is not easy," Tony West, chief legal officer at Uber, said in the report.
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"Voluntarily publishing a report that discusses these difficult safety issues is not easy," wrote Tony West, chief legal officer at Uber in the report.
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"We believe everybody has a role to play, and everybody needs to play their role," said Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer.
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"Ending net neutrality could end the internet as we know it," said Denelle Dixon, Mozilla's chief business and legal officer in a blog post.
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Alan Garten, the chief legal officer of his company, the Trump Organisation, told the Washington Post that "someone was improperly squatting on" his firm's rights.
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"It's more likely to be a recipe for international tension and chaos," Microsoft's president and chief legal officer Brad Smith told reporters, according to Reuters.
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The current U.S. government shutdown is not good for business, Microsoft president and chief legal officer, Brad Smith said on CNBC's "Closing Bell" on Thursday.
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" She also alleges that WeWork's chief legal officer Jennifer Berrent referred to her pregnancy as a "problem" that needed "a solution" and to be "fixed.
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"What happened in Atlanta is just one example of what has been occurring much more broadly," said Ted Fikre, the chief legal officer for AEG.
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James Larsen, the department's chief legal officer, said he was not aware of any U.S. proceedings against Assange and so there was nothing to discuss.
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Peter Carter, Delta's chief legal officer, reckons that the airline's long-term plan is to push rivals out of business and raise fares later on.
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" Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith wrote in a blog post titled "Urgent DACA legislation is both an economic imperative and humanitarian necessity.
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The search giant's VC arm, GV, was an early investor in Uber and chief legal officer David Drummond was on Uber's board until last year.
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Jason Greenblatt, the executive vice president and chief legal officer for Trump's business empire, will take on the title of special representative for international negotiations.
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"(The agreement) moves our relationship with Apple from being adversaries in court to business partners," Nokia's Chief Legal Officer Maria Varsellona said in a statement.
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Luparello will manage all legal matters related to Citadel Securities and will report to Chief Legal Officer Shawn Fagan, a spokesman for the firm said.
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Airbnb is in the process of a 90-day study on how it can address the racism and discrimination, Airbnb's legal officer, Belinda Johnson, said.
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The St. Louis-based battery producer promoted assistant general counsel Hannah Kim to its chief legal officer role, Energizer said in a statement on Monday.
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Sessions was elected Alabama Attorney General in 85033, serving as the state's chief legal officer and excelling in the enforcement of substantial civil rights cases.
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Additionally, Uber's chief legal officer said the company would "respond to claims of misclassification in arbitration and in court," according to The Wall Street Journal.
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David Drummond, senior VP of corporate development and chief legal officer for Google's parent company, Alphabet, just cashed out tens of millions in Google stock.
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Veteran Nasdaq in-house counsel John Zecca will take the reins of the legal department as chief legal officer and executive vice president on Oct.
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Huawei's chief legal officer, Song Liuping, laid out the company's position for the motion in an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal in May.
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Mr. DeSantis, a Harvard- and Yale-educated former Navy legal officer at Guantánamo Bay, had represented the Sixth District, centered on Daytona Beach, since 2012.
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That would be Twitter's chief legal officer Vijaya Gadde: I don't know what happened at Yahoo but I know it's easy to blame the lawyers.
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"Our message to the world is that we need to turn the lights on," Tony West, Uber's chief legal officer, wrote in a blog post.
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Deeba Syed, a senior legal officer at Rights of Women, said the purpose of the line is to empower women to utilize their legal rights.
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"We recognize the hardship that lost work can mean for hourly employees," Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, said in a blog post.
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Chief Legal officer David Drummond, an early Google executive who has been the subject of a misconduct investigation, also retired at the end of January.
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" Thomas Russo, chief legal officer of Lehman Brothers, disagreed, saying, "Risk is spread out in the financial services industry now much greater than ever before.
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"We are encouraged to see the Court free states to enact net neutrality rules that protect consumers," said the company's chief legal officer, Amy Keating.
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Mr. MacKeigan, 51, who goes by Mark, is the chief legal officer and corporate secretary of the St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation in Cornwall, Ontario.
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David Drummond, Alphabet&aposs chief legal officer, who has been accused of having multiple relationships with subordinates, is leaving the company, Alphabet announced on Friday.
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"A lot of clubs are in the same position: You don't have to recruit," said Dan Halem, the chief legal officer for Major League Baseball.
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"The numbers are jarring and hard to digest," said Uber's chief legal officer, Tony West, in an interview last week in The New York Times.
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Smith, who also serves as Microsoft's chief legal officer, proposed that such a digital convention would lay out a generally accepted set of international protocols .
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In August, a former Google employee named Jennifer Blakely published an explosive Medium post that described a relationship with David Drummond, Alphabet's chief legal officer.
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Amid all this legal controversy, Uber's longtime Chief Legal Officer Salle Yoo is expected to leave the company soon, The Wall Street Journal previously reported.
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Before joining the White House, Greenblatt was the executive vice president of the Trump Organization, as well as the chief legal officer to President Trump.
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Microsoft's chief legal officer wrote a milquetoast response to Trump's election, despite Trump's chief strategist attacking tech companies like Microsoft for having Asian-American CEOs.
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When it comes to dealing with the nation's top legal officer, you will do well to check your Twitter weapons at the Oval Office door.
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Uber Chief Legal Officer Tony West said in a statement Thursday that during his first week on the job in 2017 Uber publicly disclosed the incident.
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The company also seeks to depose Alphabet chief legal officer David Drummond, who served as a board member to Uber from August 2013 through August 2016.
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For Microsoft, the outreach efforts serve as a way to connect with folks across the United States, said Brad Smith, the tech company's chief legal officer.
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Endo's chief legal officer, Matthew Maletta, called the settlement a "favorable outcome" and stressed its value should not be extrapolated to any other opioid-related cases.
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Most recently, it brought on a former Fannie Mae exec Brian Brooks as its chief legal officer and LinkedIn's Michael Li as its head of data.
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"Verizon's products and services have benefited from patented technology that Huawei developed over many years of research and development," said Huawei chief legal officer Song Liuping.
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Mattel's chief legal officer told Larian that the company's board felt that the latest proposal was not in the best interests of Mattel and its shareholders.
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The cryptocurrency trading platform has hired Brian Brooks, the former executive vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary of Fannie Mae, as its chief legal officer.
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The company also says its chief legal officer, who is leaving the company and will have a replacement starting tomorrow, was never informed of the situation.
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But: Airbnb chief biz/legal officer Belinda Johnson was asked yesterday at the Milken Global Conference for a single salient point made by New York regulators.
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The company had a turnover of about 6 million euros in France in 2014 and made a 500,000 euro profit, its legal officer told the court.
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Georgina Alvarez, chief legal officer for Resorts World, choked up as she read the names of the dead to reporters and family waiting outside the casino.
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Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith said it is both endorsing the legislation and getting rid of such clauses in its own employment contracts.
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Brad Smith, Microsoft's chief legal officer, has also argued that the U.S. government must have a warrant, but a search warrant cannot reach beyond U.S. shores.
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The Borgarting Appeals Court upheld a guilty verdict of former chief legal officer Kendrick Wallace, while Enger was acquitted along with Tor Holba and Daniel Clauw.
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Khine Khine Soe, a legal officer representing the government, said the evidence had shown the reporters had been found to have collected and kept confidential documents.
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He's hired experienced executives, including Barney Harford, the former C.E.O. of Orbitz, and Tony West, a former Justice Department official and chief legal officer of Pepsi.
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"We will adjust sports wagering and championship policies to align with the direction from the court," NCAA chief legal officer Donald Remy said in a statement.
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Stuart Levey, chief legal officer of HSBC, said in a statement on Monday that the US Justice Department has confirmed that HSBC is not under investigation.
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"I can say definitively that this is an overblown story that is media-created," Alan Garten, the chief legal officer of the Trump Organization, told Reuters.
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In her role as the top legal officer at the department, part of her duties included serving as the trustee for the nation's Native American population.
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The groom, who is 40 and works in Lorton, Va., and Amsterdam is general counsel and chief legal officer of Five Guys International, the restaurant chain.
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Airbnb also announced the promotion of Belinda Johnson, previously the company's chief business affairs and legal officer, to the No. 2 role of chief operating officer.
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"We simply don't believe Marco Rubio's amendment could be passed as law," Huawei's chief legal officer, Song Liuping, said at the company's Shenzhen headquarters on Thursday.
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But Uber's board rejected those terms on Tuesday, two sources familiar with the discussions said, sending Khosrowshahi and chief legal officer Tony West back to renegotiate.
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"This would create a system that allows Cuba to retain their homegrown talent for an appropriate period of time," said Dan Halem, M.L.B. chief legal officer.
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Christian Nielsen, the chief legal officer at AirHelp, a site that helps passengers make claims against airlines, recommends travelers consider whether the carrier is well-established.
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"The amount of resources and money that we have to spend chasing down counterfeits has become monumental," Clint Todd, Nite Ize chief legal officer, told CNBC.
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"Banning a company like Huawei, just because we started in China — this does not solve cyber security challenges," said Huawei&aposs chief legal officer Song Liuping.
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The companies are also disputing whether jurors should hear evidence from Alphabet's chief legal officer David Drummond, and from Bill Gurley, a prominent Silicon Valley investor.
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Watching the trial from the public gallery, Mariana Pena, a legal officer at OSF, said the reading was very powerful with the accounting of such atrocious events.
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Microsoft has hired former FTC Commissioner Julie Brill to oversee privacy and data protection issues, reporting directly to the company's president and chief legal officer Brad Smith.
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Nadella also shared a memo from Microsoft's chief legal officer Brad Smith, in which Smith revealed that at least 76 Microsoft employees are affected by Trump's order.
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Andrew Cuomo and other leading politicians in the state reacted swiftly to the allegations, demanding New York's top legal officer resign given the severity of the accusations.
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Microsoft will file a brief backing Apple next week in a federal court in California, the company's president and chief legal officer, Brad Smith, said on Thursday.
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In a wide-ranging interview on The Vergecast this week, Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith expanded on why the company nearly shut down Gab.
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Twitter sent its CEO and Facebook its chief operating officer, but Google only offered its chief legal officer and senior vice president of global policy, Kent Walker.
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Its current COO, Jen Berrent, is moving to a co-president role and will remain WeWork's chief legal officer and a direct report to CEO Adam Neumann.
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In 2018, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, Brad Smith, came out in favor of federal regulation of face recognition due to privacy and human rights pitfalls.
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Huawei's chief legal officer, Song Liuping, said the two cases were different in terms of evidence and scope, and that the Chinese firm's case had "full merits".
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The firm's former chief legal officer Victor Hebert, 78, and former controller Helena Sen, 62, agreed to pay respective $185,000 and $90,000 civil fines, the SEC said.
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McClendon's will was filed in Oklahoma last month, and Thomas Blalock, the chief legal officer at American Energy Partners, was appointed special administrator, according to court records.
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Recode has confirmed that the autonomous-driving company under the Alphabet umbrella has hired The Climate Corporation's chief legal officer, Kevin Vosen, as its first general attorney.
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Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith said Sunday that the ransomware attack should serve as a "wake-up call" to governments not to hoard vulnerabilities.
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"We know that earning the trust of our customers and the regulators we work with globally is no easy feat," said Uber Chief Legal Officer Tony West.
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California time, Shervin's brother and Chief Legal Officer of Hyperloop One, Defendant Afshin Pishevar, strolled through Hyperloop One's office and placed a hangman's noose on BamBrogan's chair.
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The White House referred questions from Reuters to the Trump Organization, whose chief legal officer said the scrutiny of President Trump's business ties with Russia was misplaced.
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To correlate that to the Civil Rights marches in the '85033s and '60s is totally irresponsible of our chief legal officer of the United States of America.
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By winning the Democratic primary to be New York's next attorney general, Tish James is now virtually guaranteed to become the state's top legal officer this November.
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At the meetings, the general managers discussed issues that included relief pitcher trends, strikeout trends and pace of play, said Dan Halem, M.L.B.'s chief legal officer.
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"Be sensitive that additional risk to non-bank platforms can stifle innovation," said Parris Sanz, chief legal officer for lender CAN Capital representing the Electronic Transactions Association.
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Two key players in Neumann's circle are not leaving: McKelvey and Jen Berrent, the copresident and chief legal officer, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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The Times investigation also noted Google's overall "permissive culture," in which top executives—including Brin, Schmidt, and chief legal officer David Drummond—had relationships with female employees.
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David Drummond, Alphabet's chief legal officer, had an affair and a child with a subordinate and is accused of having other affairs with women in his department.
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Huawei's chief legal officer, Song Liuping, laid out the company's argument for the motion in an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal that appeared on Monday.
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EASTMAN - Eastman Chemical Co, a specialty materials company, on Tuesday said it swiped Huntington Ingalls Industries top lawyer Kellye Walker to serve as its chief legal officer.
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"We recognize the hardship that lost work can mean for hourly employees," Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, wrote in a blog post on Thursday.
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Brad Smith, president and chief legal officer of Microsoft and Robert O. Work, deputy secretary of defense under President Obama, gave an electrifying insight to Artificial Intelligence.
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"Our fight to preserve net neutrality as a fundamental digital right is far from over," Amy Keating, the chief legal officer for Mozilla, said in a statement.
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David Drummond, Alphabet's chief legal officer and one of the longest-serving and highest tenure Google employees, is leaving the company at the end of the month.
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AGIOS - Agios Pharmaceuticals Inc swiped Celgene Inc top lawyer Jonathan Biller for its newly created chief legal officer spot, the Cambridge, Massachusetts-based company said Nov. 25.
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A lawyer who helped Mr. Trump negotiate business deals for two decades, Mr. Greenblatt rose to become the Trump Organization's chief legal officer and executive vice president.
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Uber's chief legal officer, Tony West, said that while he's surprised by the lawsuit, he intends to continue working with Shapiro's office and prosecutors around the country.
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"We don't take lightly this type of action — filing a lawsuit against any government," Microsoft President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith said in a blog post.
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"As the state's chief legal officer, our office has been working to protect the MOX facility legally for more than two years," Alan Wilson said in a statement.
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Even Steven Aden, chief legal officer and general counsel for the national anti-abortion group Americans United for Life, acknowledged why these kinds of bills don't hold up.
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Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, contributed $22012,000 last month to the Nancy Pelosi Victory Fund, according to recently released filings by the Federal Election Commission.
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"This attack provides yet another example of why the stockpiling of vulnerabilities by governments is such a problem," said company president and chief legal officer Brad Smith yesterday.
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But Uber and Lyft are fighting these challenges — and as Uber's chief legal officer said on a recent press call, the company is "no stranger" to legal battles.
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Microsoft President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith is quick to acknowledge that Microsoft made a lot of mistakes in the '90s, and it continues to make them.
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Deeba Syed, Senior Legal Officer at Rights of Women, believes the advice line will support women who need information on how to hold employers and harassers to account.
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But the new Perth-London flights are no publicity stunt, says Andrew Charlton, a former chief legal officer at Qantas who now runs an aviation consultancy in Europe.
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The state's top legal officer opened a civil probe after Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen testified to Congress in a public hearing that Trump had inflated his assets.
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Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith took aim at the U.S. government over the weekend, arguing that the incident shows why governments should stop "stockpiling" vulnerabilities.
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Campbell now joins Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, executive chairman Eric Schmidt, chief legal officer David Drummond and CFO Ruth Porat in the Alphabet clan.
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Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, gave a passionate defense of encryption today, saying his company stood with Apple in its legal battle with the FBI.
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Later on Monday, Uber's Chief Legal Officer Tony West released a statement claiming that he had spoken directly with Shapiro last month and was "surprised" by the lawsuit.
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But two top Microsoft executives — Brad Smith, president and chief legal officer, and Carol Ann Browne, director of executive communications — write in a tech trends forecast out today.
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"This complaint is filed by lawyers who have already sued unsuccessfully on this subject," Donald Remy, NCAA chief operating office and chief legal officer, said in a statement.
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NCAA Chief Legal Officer Donald Remy in a statement said the college athletic association is still reviewing the court's decision to understand the overall implications for college sports.
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President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith of Microsoft in April told the RSA cybersecurity conference about attacks that don't involve tanks and warplanes, but bytes and bots.
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Joseph Glatt is Chief Legal Officer at Apollo Investment Corporation, a publicly traded, non-diversified business development company and a member of the Coalition for Small Business Growth.
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"The prevalence of counterfeiters has increased dramatically over the last year consistent with JUUL's rise in the marketplace," Gerald Masoudi, Chief Legal Officer at JUUL Labs told TechCrunch.
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Jelena McWilliams, the executive vice president and chief legal officer of Fifth Third Bank, was confirmed as the next chair of the FDIC by a 69-24 vote.
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Rose is the latest major departure announcement from Facebook in recent months, following the planned exit of chief legal officer Colin Stretch and chief security officer Alex Stamos.
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On February 27, Rego spoke on the phone with Joshua Murphy, Mayo's chief legal officer, and faxed him a letter urging Mayo to transfer Alyssa to another facility.
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Robert Khuzami will oversee Guggenheim's legal, regulatory and compliance activities as chief legal officer and managing partner, effective immediately, according to the New York and Chicago-based firm.
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"The N.C.A.A. has requested information from Michigan State about any potential rules violations," Donald M. Remy, the association's chief legal officer, said in a phone interview Tuesday evening.
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BITSTAMP - Cryptocurrency exchange Bitstamp on Wednesday announced it has cashed in on a new chief legal officer, swiping the top lawyer of rival company Kraken, Mary Beth Buchanan.
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Joseph Glatt is chief legal officer at Apollo Investment Corporation, a publicly traded, non-diversified business development company and a member of the Coalition for Small Business Growth.
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"Voters swept Democratic senators out of office who voted against pro-life Justice [Brett] Kavanaugh," said Steven Aden, the anti-abortion group's chief legal officer and general counsel.
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Manfred directed Dan Halem, his deputy and baseball's chief legal officer, to reach out to Cora — said to be the mastermind of the scheme — and start gathering information.
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Oracle is accusing Google's chief legal officer of waging a "coercion campaign" aimed at pressuring companies and groups not to endorse its position in their Supreme Court battle.
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Schmidt is currently the chief legal officer and secretary of French drug developer DBV Technologies, a role she has held since June 2018, according to her LinkedIn profile.
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Addington will serve as senior vice president, general counsel and chief legal officer at the organization, managing all NFIB litigation and overseeing the NFIB Small Business Legal Center.
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He previously served as Target's first director of corporate compliance and ethics, and has nearly 25 years of corporate law experience, including experience as a chief legal officer.
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"If the rules are unclear, unwritten, or unknown it's not appropriate to punish people for making the wrong guess," said David Forman, chief legal officer at Fidelity Investments.
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Jelena McWilliams, the executive vice president and chief legal officer of Fifth Third Bank, was confirmed as the next chair of the FDIC by a 69-24 vote.
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A new Bloomberg report provides some details about this board, including its members, such as Google's chief legal officer Kent Walker and its head of AI Jeff Dean.
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The charity's senior legal officer Deeba Syed said many women believed it was an inevitable part of their jobs or that asserting their legal rights would jeopardize their careers.
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"I don't think it is right for any company to intercept or detain individual documents or information," said Song Liuping, Huawei's chief legal officer, in a statement last week.
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American politicians are "using the strength of an entire nation to come after a private company," Song Liuping, Huawei's chief legal officer, said in a press conference in Shenzhen.
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"We love the way that they have the user-first mentality, very similar to the way we drive our products," said Denelle Dixon, Mozilla's chief business and legal officer.
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Last week, the firm confirmed to The American Lawyer that Donald Vieira, a partner at top law firm Skadden, would be joining the venture firm as chief legal officer.
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"The addition of Huawei to the (black list) is a dangerous move because they have disregarded facts and evidence," Song Liuping, Huawei's chief legal officer, told CNBC in Mandarin.
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Mattel's chief legal officer told MGA's CEO, in an email, that the board felt that the latest proposal was not in the best interests of Mattel and its shareholders.
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Further, John Dowd, one of Trump's personal lawyers, claimed in a December 4 interview with Axios that the president can't obstruct justice because he's the nation's chief legal officer.
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Google will be Firefox's default search provider on desktop and mobile in the United States, Canada, Hong Kong and Taiwan, said Denelle Dixon, Mozilla's chief business and legal officer.
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The real estate company said CFO Kathleen Philips will retire on May 31, but will stay on as chief legal officer while the company searches for a new CFO.
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Fresh off settling Alphabet's self-driving lawsuit against the company, Uber's new Chief Legal Officer Tony West continues to grapple with a number of legal issues that he inherited.
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David Drummond, the senior vice president of corporate development and chief legal officer for Google's parent company, Alphabet, just cashed out tens of millions of dollars in Google stock.
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Tony West, Uber's chief legal officer, said on a call with reporters that the bill builds on legal tests already established in California around how drivers should be classified.
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Mr. Kushner is Mr. Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser; Mr. Greenblatt was the chief legal officer of the Trump Organization; and Mr. Friedman is a bankruptcy lawyer.
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Barbara Wall, the chief legal officer and interim chief operating officer, has assumed Mr. Dickey's duties pending completion of a search for his replacement, according to a Gannett spokesman.
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Google Ventures' significant #MeToo problems are coming to light after years of hiding in plain sight, following allegations against David Drummond, the chief legal officer of parent company Alphabet.
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A former employee in Google's legal department released new details and allegations Wednesday related to her relationship with her former boss and current Alphabet Chief Legal Officer David Drummond.
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Athena Hou, the chief legal officer of Fuyao Glass America, said the company denied the accusations "categorically" and dismissed them as part of a misinformation campaign by the union.
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" In an interview, Bradford L. Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, said, "People should not lose their rights just because they are storing their information in the cloud.
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On Friday, Google-parent company Alphabet announced that Drummond — Alphabet&aposs longtime Chief Legal Officer, who has been accused of having multiple relationships with subordinates — was leaving the company.
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She claims that prior to taking leave, there were multiple troubling comments made by Neumann and Jennifer Berrent, a longtime WeWork executive who currently serves as chief legal officer.
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" Alan Garten, executive vice president and chief legal officer for the Trump Organization, said, "the company's role was and is limited to licensing its brand and managing the hotel.
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Rich Baer's hire as San Francisco-based Airbnb's chief legal officer comes less than a week after the home rental giant announced its plans to go public next year.
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"Just because the test is hard doesn't mean we won't be able to pass it," said Uber's chief legal officer, Tony West, in a press call on Wednesday afternoon.
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MUNICH — As America prepares for the 2020 presidential election, Microsoft President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith said tech companies have a 'fundamental responsibility' to safeguard America's democratic process.
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"At Microsoft, we're prepared to invest our own resources to help serve as a catalyst for broader market adoption of this new model," says Brad Smith, Microsoft's chief legal officer.
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Since the state&aposs chief legal officer was not consulted prior to the filing, this looks like a political stunt by someone not focused on the job he currently occupies.
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The company, which was co-founded by former Lyft and Uber executive Travis VanderZanden, has hired David Estrada, Lyft's former VP of government relations, to be its chief legal officer.
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Last week, however, the Pentagon's chief legal officer requested that Defense Department agencies identify, preserve and collect any and all documents relating to the provision of security assistance to Kiev.
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"Verizon's products and services have benefited from patented technology that Huawei developed over many years of research and development," Huawei chief legal officer Dr. Song Liuping said in the statement.
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The company's Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith just announced that the deal has been cleared by the European Commission — the last regulator that needed to sign off on the deal.
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Earlier this month, the Pentagon's chief legal officer requested that Defense Department agencies identify, preserve and collect any and all documents relating to the provision of security assistance to Kiev.
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"We know that earning the trust of our customers and the regulators we work with globally is no easy feat," Uber's Chief Legal Officer Tony West said in a statement.
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He was most recently chief legal officer at The Climate Corporation, an environmental analysis firm and a unit of Monsanto Co. He was also previously counsel at O'Melveny & Myers LLP.
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"This new policy limits the overused practice of requiring providers to stay silent when the government accesses personal data stored in the cloud," explains Brad Smith, Microsoft's chief legal officer.
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Alphabet offered its SVP of global affairs and chief legal officer, Kent Walker, to testify in front of lawmakers but declined to send CEO Page or Google CEO Sundar Pichai .
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On Sunday, Microsoft's Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith criticized the U.S. government and said the cyberattack shows the dangers of spy agencies "stockpiling" these security vulnerabilities like they would weapons.
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John Wood, formerly with Hughes Hubbard, was named chief legal officer and general counsel in June, replacing Lily Fu Claffee, who left in 6900 to be Fox News's general counsel.
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"I definitely think the era of technology companies thinking it was good to move fast and break things is over," said Brad Smith, Microsoft's (MSFT) president and chief legal officer.
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He also addressed criticisms about leadership&aposs lack of diversity: Of the 13 people at the top of the company, only one — chief legal officer Jen Berrent — is a woman.
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"He changed an industry and put America on the path of being energy independent," said Tom Blalock, the chief legal officer of American Energy Partners, Mr. McClendon's latest business venture.
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In a note to employees, obtained by TechCrunch, Unity Technologies General Counsel and Chief Legal Officer Ruth Ann Keene notified employees of the litigation and its plans to defend itself.
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Last week at the DLD conference in Munich, Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith appeared onstage to talk about a range of things related to the tech giant.
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Google offered to send its chief legal officer, Kent Walker, to Wednesday's hearing, but he was rejected by the committee, which said it wanted to hear from corporate decision-makers.
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Alphabet's chief legal officer David Drummond responded to accusations that he had a child with a Google employee and emotionally abused her, saying there are "two sides" to the story.
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"We believe that a brief additional stay of our litigation is appropriate to allow FDA to complete its rulemaking process," Matthew Maletta, Endo's chief legal officer, said in a statement.
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"I don't think that one should ever equate size in and of itself with a potential threat or harm," said Smith, who also serves as the company's chief legal officer.
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Quotable: "The U.S. government has provided no evidence to show that Huawei is a security threat," Song Liuping, the company's chief legal officer, said at a news conference in Shenzhen.
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"We don't want to see a commercial race to the bottom," Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, said at the New Work Summit in Half Moon Bay, Calif.
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The sales were approved by John J. Kelley III, Equifax's chief legal officer, who knew at the time that the company's technical department had detected suspicious activity on Equifax's network.
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Google's chief legal officer David Drummond had an affair with former Google lawyer Jennifer Blakely that resulted in a baby born in 2007, Blakely writes in a post on Medium.
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According to Avvo, both in its brief and in arguments to the Florida justices by chief legal officer Josh King, the Florida Bar rule changes will end up hurting consumers.
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After the departure of general counsel Kira Druyan in October, Reggie Davis took over as Zume&aposs chief legal officer after a five-year stint leading DocuSign&aposs legal department.
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Nuro says it's the first, which allows it to begin operating its driverless delivery vehicles on public roads "with regulatory certainty," according to David Estrada, the company's chief legal officer.
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" "It does violence to the Constitution and the vision of our founders to appoint such a person in such a manner to be the chief legal officer in our country.
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Huawei chief legal officer Song Liuping claims that FCC chairman and Ajit Pai and other commissioners did not present evidence to back its claim that Huawei is a security threat.
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Allan Rauch, who had been the retailer's general counsel and chief legal officer, is no longer at the company, spokesman Dominic Pendry confirmed in an email to Reuters on Tuesday.
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Since becoming Oklahoma's top legal officer in 2011, Mr. Pruitt has been a bitter opponent of the E.P.A., joining in one lawsuit after another to kill off federal environmental regulations.
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"Today, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal decided that MI5 can secretly give informants permission to commit grave crimes in the UK, including violence," said Ilia Siatitsa, Legal Officer for Privacy International.
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"There is nothing that we will be pushing on more strongly for congress to act on," Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith said in an interview with NPR.
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In exchange, Allergan hopes specifically to "strengthen the defense of our RESTASIS® intellectual property" through a "sophisticated opportunity," according to a press statement quoting Bob Bailey, Allergan's Chief Legal Officer.
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Its president and chief legal officer, Brad Smith, has been the source of many policy proposals, such as a "Digital Geneva Convention" to protect people from cyber-attacks by nation-states.
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In an interview with AP, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, Brad Smith, said the aim of Stronium's activity appears to be "disrupting democracy" more than helping one party over another.
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In a statement, Uber Chief Legal Officer Tony West said that he was "pleased" to announce the settlement while praising the company's "current management" over its decision to disclose the incident.
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David Drummond, Alphabet's senior vice president of corporate development and chief legal officer, had an Uber board seat until 2016, when he left because of growing competition in self-driving technology.
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The news comes a day after David Drummond, Alphabet's senior vice president of corporate development and chief legal officer, stepped down from Uber's board of directors, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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"We think the numbers are going to be disturbing," said Tony West, a former government prosecutor during the Obama administration who became Uber&aposs chief legal officer after Khosrowshahi took over.
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Schmidt and other Alphabet executives, including chief legal officer David Drummond, also noted that Alphabet's current executive offices take up only half a floor, making them even leaner than Berkshire Hathaway's.
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Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, said the company did not intend for its hometown expansion — which he described as a multibillion-dollar investment — as a comment on Amazon.
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She is also the first board member to be added since Alphabet's chief legal officer David Drummond stepped down from his post in August of 2016 over a conflict of interest.
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"We think these kinds of early-gestation bans have been proven to be ineffective," Steven Aden, chief legal officer and general counsel at the group Americans United for Life, told Vox.
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Quotable: "The U.S. government has provided no evidence to show that Huawei is a security threat," Song Liuping, the company's chief legal officer, said at a news conference in Shenzhen, China.
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Google posted what it called "testimony" for the hearing after the committee rejected Google Chief Legal Officer Kent Walker as a witness because he wasn't high-level enough in the company.
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"I was literally looking on LinkedIn when I saw the picture and my mouth dropped open," said Michelle Fang, chief legal officer of the peer-to-peer car-sharing company Turo.
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The workers are also parodying Google's claims that Berland improperly viewed staff calendars, circulating a mock form that asks Google's chief legal officer, Kent Walker, directly for permission to access documents.
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We believe it would inappropriately affect interstate commerce," Donald Remy, NCAA chief operating officer and chief legal officer, told the AP. "It is not intended to be a threat at all.
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He served as the company's first outside counsel before eventually rising to his role as senior vice president of corporate development as well as chief legal officer for Alphabet and Google.
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He became a senior vice president and then, in 2012, joined Nissan's board — its first American board member — while working for Mr. Ghosn, the chairman, as the company's top legal officer.
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"We believe this is a big step back for our entire country," Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith said in the post, reiterating a similar statement from last week.
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"None have clean hands," one of the experts, Charles Garraway, a retired military officer who served for 30 years as a legal officer in the British Army, told reporters in Geneva.
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In an interview with VICE, Steve Aden, chief legal officer and general counsel for Americans United for Life, said he felt the Eighth Circuit's request for "some real math" was reasonable.
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Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer wrote on LinkedIn that there are 76 Microsoft employees from the 7 countries who have work visas, and are affected by the new order.
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"The US Department of Justice has confirmed that HSBC is not under investigation in this case," said Stuart Levey, Chief Legal Officer at HSBC in a response to an email from CNBC.
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"While this change won't apply to class actions, we do think it impacts the vast majority of assault claims we see on our platform," Uber's Chief Legal Officer Tony West told Recode.
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"Major League Baseball is still diligently attempting to complete its investigation and put the commissioner in a position to make a decision regarding discipline," said Dan Halem, M.L.B.'s chief legal officer.
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Google had been invited to attend and offered up its Senior Vice President for Global Affairs and Chief Legal Officer Kent Walker as its witness, but was rejected by the committee panel.
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In recent months Schroeder, replaced by legal officer Eurico Teles Neto, had urged shareholders and creditors to make concessions, while the board stuck to a restructuring proposal rejected by major bondholder groups.
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Strauss previously worked as a prosecutor in the office from 1976 to 1983, before a career in private practice, including stints at law firms and as chief legal officer for Alcoa Inc.
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As Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith stressed in today's announcement, Microsoft will license these new Azure Sphere chips for free, in hopes to jump-start the Azure Sphere ecosystem.
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As Microsoft Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith noted in a blog post Sunday, the exploit was "stolen from the National Security Agency," one of many such vulnerabilities the NSA had knowledge of.
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According to its 2013 tax documents, the NCAA paid for $13.8 million in legal services in just that fiscal year, and it paid chief legal officer Donald Remy $717,000 all by himself.
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Company president and chief legal officer Brad Smith reiterated — in his strongest words yet — Microsoft's support for Apple in its fight with FBI during a keynote at the RSA security conference Tuesday.
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Following the passage of AB-5, Uber Chief Legal Officer Tony West said Uber would be willing to put additional money toward the initiative, and plans to keep defending its worker model.
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David Drummond, senior vice president of corporate development and chief legal officer for Google's parent company, Alphabet, married a current Google employee this past weekend, according to an Axios report on Tuesday.
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Mr. BamBrogan accuses Mr. Pishevar's brother, Afshin, Hyperloop One's former chief legal officer and formerly a personal injury lawyer, of placing a noose on his office chair while the two worked there.
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Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, said on Tuesday that he fears a "tough summer" is ahead, with respect to immigration issues like the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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McWilliams has worked as the bank's chief legal officer since January, and if confirmed, would take over a key financial regulator still being run by an appointee of former President Barack Obama.
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In New York City, Mayor Bill de Blasio in a news conference said his chief legal officer would be in court the "hour" after any specific action to withhold money came through.
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In other recent senior leadership moves, Facebook CSO Alex Stamos also left the company this summer, while chief legal officer Colin Stretch announced he would leave at the end of the year.
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Jennifer Blakely, a former Google legal manager, on Wednesday published an astonishing account on Medium of her time at the company and of her affair with Alphabet's chief legal officer, David Drummond.
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When Google restructured in 2015 and its parent company, Alphabet, was formed, Drummond would become the senior vice president of corporate development and chief legal officer of the newly-constructed parent company.
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Kent Walker Senior vice president, global affairs, and chief legal officer, Google The tech sector has always had lots of different regulations, from privacy, to copyright, to safe harbors and the like.
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But it also shows that Mr. Mueller sensed the urgency of his conclusions — and that he couldn't sit idly by as the chief legal officer of the United States actively undermined them.
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Former Coinbase chief legal officer Brian Brooks has been tapped as the chief operating officer and first deputy comptroller of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, beginning April 1, 2020.
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Uber Chief Legal Officer Tony West acknowledged that the new test is stringent, but argued that Uber would not have to reclassify its drivers when the law takes effect in January 2020.
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Susan Zaunbrecher, chief legal officer for Fifth Third, called the CFPB suit unnecessary and unwarranted" in a Monday statement, saying the bank will "defend itself vigorously and is confident in the outcome.
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In a phone interview, Mr. Smith, who is also Microsoft's chief legal officer, called its legal problems in past decades a "gut-wrenching experience" that had shaped Microsoft in its current form.
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When it ultimately passed, Uber's chief legal officer Tony West told reporters there's still room for interpretation in the bill, which says contractors must do work outside the typical course of business.
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Brad Smith, the president and chief legal officer of Microsoft, said in a blog post Sunday that the attack should be a "wake-up call" for the tech industry, consumers and governments.
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The Menlo Park, California-based company on Thursday said that Anne Hoge will oversee its global legal functions and serve as a member of its leadership team as its chief legal officer.
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Trump passed on describing the West Bank, a territory that Israel and Palestine have long feuded over, deferring to Trump Organization's chief legal officer and frequent adviser on Israeli issues, Jason Greenblatt.
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As part of their protest materials, employees created a satirical ticketing tool that allows employees to request permission to access any document or calendar directly to Kent Walker, Google's chief legal officer.
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"CAT is this endless process which we've poured years into with calls that go on all week long with the other SROs," Bob Colby, FINRA's chief legal officer, said at the conference.
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The group has a strong ally in Case, who was senior vice president and chief legal officer at Outrigger Hotels Hawaii from 2013 to 2018 and previously served on the AHLA's board.
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Meanwhile, Page's oversight job has largely fallen to Alphabet Chief Financial Officer Ruth Porat for the startup businesses and Alphabet Chief Legal Officer David Drummond for the company's two big investment funds.
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Documents reviewed by the Financial Times and sources familiar with the matter also said the company&aposs chief legal officer Jennifer Berrent would receive $1.5-million if ousted under the same circumstances.
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Germano, who spent 2004 and 2005 as an adjutant and Marine Corps legal officer in Iraq, was so alarmed that she decided to give her subordinates a PowerPoint presentation on Abu Ghraib.
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Earlier Thursday, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, Brad Smith, speaking at a congressional hearing tangentially related to the Apple case, said the software maker would file a brief backing Apple next week.
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Brad Smith, the company's president and chief legal officer, gave a harsh warning to Congress: If Congress fails to act, our company will exercise its legal rights properly to help protect our employees.
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Endo's chief legal officer, Matthew Maletta, in a statement called the settlement a "favorable outcome" for the company and stressed that its value should not be extrapolated to any other opioid-related cases.
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As Chief Legal Officer he brings a valuable skillset, both as the firm moves through its current litigation and positions itself to experience even more growth and momentum in the enterprise privacy market.
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The new policy limits the use of secrecy orders and calls for such orders to be issued for defined periods, Microsoft Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith said in a blog post on Monday.
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Tony West, Uber's chief legal officer, outlined the changes in a blog post on Tuesday morning and put them in the context of the broader conversation around sexual misconduct and the #MeToo movement.
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"We felt if we could resolve this amicably and help take care of these former employees, that was the right thing to do," James Greeley, chief legal officer for SBE, told the outlet.
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Speaking at a congressional hearing today, Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith said that his company "wholeheartedly" supports Apple in the ongoing case that's pitted the iPhone maker against the FBI.
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She is a daughter of Virginia B. Wright and Edward T. Wright of Middleburg, Va. Mr. Cavicke, 54, is the chief legal officer and the chief compliance officer for Wolverine Trading in Chicago.
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Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, has offered to pay the legal bills for any of the company's 28503 employees enrolled in the program should the government try to deport them.
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Greenblatt is an executive vice president and chief legal officer of the Trump Organization, co-chairman of Donald Trump's Israel Advisory Committee and co-founder of the popular parenting and family website www.inspireconversation.com.
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John Pelletier is director of the Center for Financial Literacy at Champlain College and formerly chief operating officer and chief legal officer of some of the largest asset management firms in the country.
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John McCain explained Wednesday why he wouldn't vote to confirm Steven Bradbury as the Department of Transportation's top legal officer, citing his role in justifying torture practices during the George W. Bush administration.
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Speaking at a congressional hearing today, Microsoft President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith said that his company "wholeheartedly" supports Apple in the ongoing case that's pitted the iPhone maker against the FBI.
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"Maybe we're able to make some of those decisions around here because we were the first graduate of the school of hard knocks," Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, told Axios.
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But the company will lose its chief marketing officer, its chief legal officer, its head of human resources, and president of the robotic pizza business division, Business Insider's Megan Hernbroth reported this week.
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Uber: The company's chief legal officer said that a new California law would not require it to reclassify contract workers as employees, taking the position that drivers are not core to its business.
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This time, more than helping one political party over another, "this activity is most fundamentally focused on disrupting democracy," Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, said in an interview this week.
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Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, has said his company may be forced to move jobs out of the United States if work authorization for H-4 visa holders is revoked.
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Microsoft does not want to move jobs out of the United States but certain decisions out of Washington could potentially force its hands, the company's President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith warned.
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What Uber chief legal officer Tony West didn't mention when he noted the company was "no stranger to legal battles" is that they all arose because the company has consistently disregarded the law.
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West, the company's chief legal officer, said the decision to undertake such an effort was set in motion two years ago when he was hired by Uber's new chief executive officer, Dara Khosrowshahi.
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But the Justice Department's decision to sit out the case offers a window into how the Trump administration — and its chief legal officer — is going to approach challenges to state voter identification laws.
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The rest of the states vary in their claiming rules; something that's worth strategizing with an attorney before you claim the prize, said Josh King, chief legal officer of legal services marketplace Avvo.
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"They had somewhat of a hiatus last year from a lot of hot button issues including abortion," said Steve Aden, the chief legal officer for the anti-abortion group Americans United for Life.
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A Los Angeles judge denied a request by recently ousted Hyperloop One co-founder Brogan BamBrogan for a restraining order against his former colleague and the company's former chief legal officer, Afshin Pishevar.
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Morgan Stanley's chief legal officer, Eric Grossman, in addition to encouraging diverse teams, also annually names one of its outside law firms as the recipient of a leadership award in diversity and inclusion.
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Mark Young, the ATP's vice chairman and chief legal officer, later told the panel that the tour had "never had a situation where a player has suffered physical harm" because of a corruption attempt.
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"As a company, Microsoft is dismayed by the forcible separation of children from their families at the border," Microsoft&aposs President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith wrote in a statement posted to Twitter.
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WeWork has named a new COO, Jen Berrent, a career attorney who joined the company nearly three years ago as its chief legal officer and chief cultural officer and was promoted into the role.
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"The tech sector needs to contribute more to the communities in which they operate," said Brad Smith, Microsoft president and chief legal officer, at a gathering of editors at the company's headquarters this week.
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" But it seems likely that Sony applied some legal pressure — protecting a design that, as Sony chief legal officer Riley Russell put it, was "the result of years of hard work by PlayStation engineers.
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In the last few weeks, it began recovering as the company's new chief executive officer eased worries about a possible default and the company hired a new chief legal officer and chief financial officer.
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The ride-hail company's chief legal officer Tony West, just days into his job, sent an email to the firm's security team telling them to stop any competitive intelligence projects that included surveilling individuals.
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Former human resources director Laszlo Bock, chief legal officer David Drummond and former executive Amit Singhal are also named, as are long-time venture capitalists and Google board members John Doerr and Ram Shriram.
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In a speech last month, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, Brad Smith, called for the global community to band together to create a digital version of the Geneva Conventions to combat global cyberthreats.
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"We say this even though Microsoft, like many other companies, cares greatly about modernizing the tax system and making it fairer and more competitive," explained Brad Smith, the company's president and chief legal officer.
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Onstage, three CBS executives sat behind a small table draped in black fabric: Lawrence Tu, the chief legal officer; Joseph Ianniello, the acting chief executive; and Strauss Zelnick, the interim chairman of the board.
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Anyone wondering if Alphabet might reprimand its chief legal officer, David Drummond, for a long-ago extramarital, inter-office affair that continues to be a distraction to the company, the answer seems to be . . .
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The 1969 ruling essentially said that students do not lose their constitutional rights to free speech at the schoolhouse gate, said Francisco Negrón Jr., the chief legal officer of the National School Boards Association.
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As chief legal officer of the department, Bradbury would have final authority on questions of law at the DOT and would supervise, coordinate and review the work of almost 500 lawyers throughout the agency.
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"Alongside fellow petitioners, we are filing for rehearing in response to the D.C. Circuit decision on net neutrality handed down in October," Amy Keating, the chief legal officer at Mozilla, said in a statement.
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It also seemed to be the reason that when Alphabet's chief legal officer David Drummond impregnated a subordinate, violating company policy, it was she who had to find a different job at the company.
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As chief legal officer of the department, Bradbury will have final authority on questions of law at the DOT and will supervise, coordinate and review the work of almost 85033 lawyers throughout the agency.
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Microsoft employees have recently circulated a letter addressed to Nadella and Brad Smith, the company's president and chief legal officer, arguing that the company should not supply its HoloLens technology to the US military.
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WeWork&aposs chief legal officer Jennifer Berrent would also receive $1.5 million if ousted and would not have to repay $12 million of retention bonuses, which could have been retrieved under her previous contract.
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"We are deeply concerned by news reports about changes to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) that are under consideration," Microsoft's Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith wrote in a blog post on Thursday.
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Alphabet's board of directors has reportedly hired a law firm to help an investigation into the handling of claims of sexual misconduct by executives, including by chief legal officer David Drummond, according to CNBC.
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That includes Chief Legal Officer David Drummond, who recently married an employee in Google's legal department and faces a string of damaging allegations from another former employee with whom he had an extramarital affair.
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"We believe that with rare exceptions consumers and businesses have a right to know when the government accesses their emails or records," wrote Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, on his blog.
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"The network has a right to cancel any show at any time, so they're exercising their right to cancel the show," Oliver Herzfeld, Entertainment lawyer and Chief Legal Officer at Beanstalk Group, told Fox News.
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"Given how important this issue is to people's online experience and the internet, we believe these arguments deserved a rehearing," Amy Keating, the chief legal officer at Mozilla, said in a statement to The Hill.
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"Given how important this issue is to people's online experience and the internet, we believe these arguments deserved a rehearing," Amy Keating, the chief legal officer at Mozilla, said in a statement to The Hill.
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"We're pleased this ruling enables our case to move forward toward a reasonable solution that works for law enforcement and ensures secrecy is used only when necessary," said Brad Smith, the company's chief legal officer.
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"This decision provides a major victory for the protection of people's privacy rights under their own laws rather than the reach of foreign governments," the company's chief legal officer Brad Smith wrote in a statement.
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The company issued the following statement to the paper: "Any suggestion that Jack made or overruled any of these decisions is completely and totally false," Twitter's chief legal officer, Vijaya Gadde, said in a statement.
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Last year Facebook's chief legal officer Colin Stretch was also in the Senate, alongside reps from Google and Twitter, fielding awkward questions about Russian election interference and the spread of extremist content on the platform.
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"I go into the office in the morning, I sue Barack Obama, and then I go home," Abbott once remarked about how he spent most of his 2015 years as the state's chief legal officer.
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She is the third executive hired under new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, following chief legal officer Tony West and Chief Operating Officer Barney Harford, and represents another step forward as the company rebuilds its top ranks.
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The board of directors at Alphabet, Google's parent company, has launched an investigation into the company's handling of sexual-misconduct allegations, including those made against its chief legal officer, David Drummond, CNBC reported on Wednesday.
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Coty Inc, the parent company of Covergirl, Clairol and other cosmetics brands, has swiped a senior attorney from Keurig Dr Pepper Inc as its chief legal officer as the company revs up its Amsterdam headquarters.
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Zume, the pizza-robot startup backed by SoftBank, is losing its chief marketing officer, its chief legal officer, its head of human resources, and president of the robotic pizza business division, Business Insider has learned.
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Asked for comment by The Hill, a spokeswoman for Google pointed to a blog post published last week by Kent Walker, the company's chief legal officer, promising to cooperate with the flurry of antitrust inquiries.
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Oracle Executive Vice President Ken Glueck said Thursday that Google chief legal officer, Kent Walker, waged a "coercion campaign" aimed at pressuring companies and groups not to endorse its position in their Supreme Court battle.
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She is the third executive hired under new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, following chief legal officer Tony West and chief operating officer Barney Harford, and represents another step forward as the company rebuilds its top ranks.
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Asked for comment by The Hill, a spokeswoman for Google pointed to a blog post published last week by Kent Walker, the company's chief legal officer, promising to cooperate with the flurry of antitrust inquiries.
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Uber's "usual course of business," Uber's chief legal officer Tony West said in press statement, is "serving as a technology platform for several different types of digital marketplaces," in which the drivers do not participate.
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Just a few days ago it was confirmed that Memphis Greenspace handed both statues over to the Sons of Confederate Veterans "to display them as they wish," City of Memphis legal officer Bruce McMullen said.
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Privacy International's legal officer, Ilia Siatitsa, said that the ruling amounted to legal immunity, as the informants would be acting with the blessing of MI5, which is under no obligation to inform prosecutors about crimes.
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Thomas Russo, the chief legal officer at Lehman Brothers when the Wall Street colossus filed for bankruptcy and threatened to melt down the global financial system, was recalling that frenzied final weekend in September 2008.
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President and chief legal officer Brad Smith wrote the following post on the company's blog: We are deeply concerned by news reports about changes to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) that are under consideration.
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NPR&aposs chief executive, Jarl Mohn, and chief legal officer, Jonathan Hart, were both reportedly aware of all of the allegations against Oreskes, but only asked for his resignation after the Washington Post published its story.
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In response to the Amnesty report, Twitter Chief Legal Officer Vijaya Gadde said the following in a statement: Twitter has publicly committed to improving the collective health, openness, and civility of public conversation on our service.
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President and chief legal officer Brad Smith laid out the company's request in an open letter, proposing what Microsoft calls an exemption for "responsible known travelers with pressing needs," sponsored by a US company or university.
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The agreement was with the attorneys general of all 50 states and the District of Columbia to resolve their legal inquiries on this matter, Uber's chief legal officer Tony West said in a statement released Wednesday.
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Citing an internal memo dated March 8, the source said ZTE's chief compliance and chief legal officer, Cheng Gang, was "removed from his posts" although that the memo did not give a reason for the action.
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"I do expect this issue, this conversation to grow louder and louder with the 2020 election," said Steven Aden, the chief legal officer and general counsel of Americans United for Life, a national anti-abortion group.
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MLB hopes to create a "a safe and legal path for Cuban baseball players who desire to play in major league baseball to reach the major leagues," Dan Halem, the league's chief legal officer, told reporters.
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Back in 2013, Google Ventures (which is separate from CapitalG and is now just called "GV") made its largest investment ever—$258 million—in Uber as Alphabet chief legal officer David Drummond joined the Uber board.
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Salle Yoo is now the chief legal officer, Frances Frei is the new SVP of leadership and strategy, Bozoma Saint John is the new chief brand officer and Wan Ling Martello now sits on the board.
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That was the message from Microsoft President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith who called on the tech industry to form a "digital Geneva Convention," during an appearance at the RSA security conference in San Francisco.
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Greenblatt is an executive vice president and chief legal officer of The Trump Organization, co-chairman of Republican nominee Donald J. Trump's Israel Advisory Committee, and co-founder of the popular parenting and family website www.inspireconversation.com.
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Alphabet's board of directors has opened an investigation into how executives handled claims of sexual harassment and other misconduct, including behavior of Chief Legal Officer David Drummond, who has been accused of having relationships with employees.
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Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith said Tuesday that Congress should prioritize passing legislation to protect young immigrants who have benefited from the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program over tax-reform legislation.
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In a statement, Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, said the company was grateful for the support from what it expected to total 80 signatories on multiple briefs by the end of the day.
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Most of the HR managers who left the company did so voluntarily, according to The Information, but several reported disagreements or clashes with CEO Adam Neumann or Jen Berrent, WeWork's co-president and chief legal officer.
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Prosecutors said that by late 2012, Kanodia, who lives in Brookline, Massachusetts, had learned details about a planned merger between India-based Apollo and Cooper Tire from his then-wife, who was Apollo's chief legal officer.
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Google was thrust back into the #MeToo spotlight on Wednesday, when a former Google employee Jennifer Blakely posted an essay on Medium alleging that she had an affair with David Drummond, then Google's chief legal officer.
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BamBrogan filed a request for a temporary restraining order as well as a request for a civil harassment restraining order against the company's chief legal officer Afshin Pishevar on June 17, earlier reported by BuzzFeed News.
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In August, there was renewed criticism of the behavior of male executives at Google and a perceived lack of accountability, particularly after new allegations came out against the chief legal officer of Alphabet, Google's parent company.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia will review its espionage laws, the government's chief legal officer said on Wednesday, as the country seeks to strengthen spy agencies strained by juggling counter-terror work and worries about China's rising influence.
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Last month, Belinda Johnson, the home-rental company's chief business affairs and legal officer, was named the chief operating officer, and Laurence Tosi, Airbnb's chief financial officer, left the company to focus on his investment fund.
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Also on Tuesday, the transition team formally announced that Jason D. Greenblatt, the chief legal officer of the Trump Organization and a longtime adviser to Mr. Trump, would serve as his special representative for international negotiations.
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Greenblatt is an executive vice president and chief legal officer of The Trump Organization, co-chairman of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's Israel Advisory Committee, and co-founder of the popular parenting and family website www.inspireconversation.com.
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Suleyman announced the news on Twitter, saying that after a "wonderful decade" at DeepMind, he would be joining Google to work with the company's head of AI Jeff Dean and its chief legal officer Kent Walker.
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Prosecutors said Kanodia, of Brookline, Massachusetts, learned details about the proposed merger between Apollo and Cooper Tire from his then-wife, who was Apollo's chief legal officer, more than two months before the deal was announced.
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The government issued 2,576 "legal demands" to Microsoft that "included an obligation of secrecy" over a period of 18 months, according to a company statement put out by Microsoft President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith.
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Separately, a company source said on Thursday ZTE's chief compliance and chief legal officer was removed from his posts more than a month before the Chinese telecom equipment maker was slapped with U.S. sanctions this week.
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When asked for comment, a Google spokesman pointed to a blog post published by Kent Walker, the company's chief legal officer, on Friday after it was revealed that the DOJ had sent Google requests for records.
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"The legislation is relatively unclear whether Uber and Airbnb are included in the companies from which the government could require to retain communications data," says Camilla Graham Wood, legal officer at Privacy International, a human rights watchdog.
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Though still in the very early stages of development, the program could utilize fingerprint or iris scans to authenticate users, Microsoft Corporation President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith told the Express while visiting New Delhi Thursday.
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Microsoft had to make several commitments — outlined in this blog post from president and chief legal officer Brad Smith — regarding its "support for third-party professional social networking services" to have the European Commission clear the deal.
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"What you have to prove is that even if the exemption is granted the vehicle will be at least as safe as other vehicles that are fully compliant," Nuro's chief policy and legal officer David Estrada said.
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In comments to the U.S. Commerce Department about the proposed tariffs, Juul's chief legal officer Gerald Masoudi said no manufacturers located outside of China would be willing or able to supply the volume of devices Juul needs.
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Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, told reporters last week the U.S. government should not be able to act unilaterally to access such data without taking into account the laws and interests of other countries.
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The city's newly appointed chief legal officer, Stacy Erwin Oakes, said Friday the city filed a notice of intention to file suit for damage to the municipal water system and for associated costs, which are mainly legal.
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The U.S. Department of Justice said the former president, Gordon Coburn, and the former chief legal officer, Steven Schwartz, were charged in a 12-count indictment with violating the federal Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and other offenses.
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"Linking people's social media posts to private, sensitive information, including their address and health records, creates an inherent privacy risk," Amy Shepherd, legal officer at the digital rights non-profit Open Rights Group, said in an email.
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The deal, which has already received the green light in the United States, Canada, Brazil and South Africa, would close in the coming days following the EU clearance, said Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer.
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Niki Christoff: Was spokesperson for East Coast media, handled press for Alphabet executive chairman Eric Schmidt and formerly served as the chief of staff to Google's chief legal officer; worked on Senator John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign.
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Bruce McMullen, the chief legal officer for the city, said in an interview on Wednesday night that the parks had been sold to Memphis Greenspace, a nonprofit led by Van D. Turner Jr., a Shelby County commissioner.
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ABBVIE - AbbVie Inc chief legal officer Laura Schumacher's total compensation was more than $15.1 million in fiscal year 2019, an approximately 33% increase from her 2018 pay, according to a Monday proxy filing from the U.S. drugmaker.
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Estrada, who previously oversaw public policy at the electric aircraft company Kitty Hawk as its chief legal officer, has been responsible for Bird's compliance and government relations efforts as the company scaled to over 100 global cities.
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"We have evidence to suggest that a primary goal of the attackers was accessing the Gmail accounts of Chinese human rights activists," then SVP of corporate development and chief legal officer David Drummond wrote in January 2010.
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Rob Portman; Karan Bhatia, the vice president of global public policy who served for six years as a senior official in the George W. Bush administration; and Kent Walker, the senior vice president and chief legal officer.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Coinbase has hired finance executive Brian Brooks as chief legal officer, it said on Wednesday, as the cryptocurrency exchange grows its compliance and government affairs capabilities amid intensifying regulatory scrutiny of the nascent market.
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How Jen Berrent, WeWork&aposs legal mastermind, has earned millions and survived executive shake-upsJen Berrent, WeWork&aposs copresident and chief legal officer, is the only senior woman at WeWork and the company&aposs top legal executive.
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As the defendant, Uber is now in the midst of its own discovery process and is seeking to depose top Alphabet executives like Larry Page and its chief legal officer David Drummond, a former Uber board member.
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Brogan BamBrogan had requested the order against Afshin Pishevar, Hyperloop One's former chief legal officer, who, among other things, allegedly "strolled through Hyperloop One's office and placed a hangman's noose on BamBrogan's chair, " according to a legal complaint.
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In addition to boardroom squabbles, Uber's newly minted chief legal officer Tony West will also have to navigate a trade secret battle against Alphabet's self-driving arm, in addition to several federal probes into the company's privacy practices.
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Mr. Slusher, 63, is the chief legal officer for Palatin Technologies, a biopharmaceutical company in Cranbury, N.J. He graduated from St. John's College in Santa Fe, N.M., and received a law degree from the University of New Mexico.
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Mr. BamBrogan had argued that at one point he felt threatened by Afshin Pishevar, Shervin Pishevar's brother and then the start-up's chief legal officer, after Afshin left what was described as a hangman's noose on his chair.
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Jerry Masoudi, a former chief counsel for the FDA under Bush, was hired as Juul chief legal officer this spring and Jim Esquea, an assistant HHS secretary during the Obama administration, was hired for their internal lobbying team.
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Nadella directed readers of his message to a blog post from Brad Smith, the tech giant's president and chief legal officer, which said that Congress needed to address the DREAMers and those affected by the green card backlog.
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Drummond's star has continued to rise at Google, where he has now spent 17 years and currently serves as its senior vice president of corporate development, as well as the chief legal officer for Google's parent company, Alphabet.
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The Jared-Jason jitney — Trump's son-in-law and Jason Greenblatt, his former chief legal officer now charged with resolving the world's most intractable conflict in their spare time — rolls into town but its drivers don't say much.
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In light of gig worker protection bill AB-5 passing in the California State Senate and Assembly, Uber Chief Legal Officer Tony West made it clear the company was willing to invest more money into that campaign initiative.
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"If you compare the level of rights you have as a passenger flying domestic in the U.S., it's quite low compared to Canada, the European Union or even South America," said Christian Nielsen, chief legal officer at AirHelp.
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To better understand this case, why Gambia is pursuing it, and what might happen next, Vox spoke to Michael Becker, an adjunct assistant professor at Trinity College Dublin and former legal officer at the International Court of Justice.
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"We do not anticipate that Brexit will impact travelers' protections under EC 261, even if they are flying on a U.K. airline," said Christian Nielsen, Chief Legal Officer at AirHelp, a website that helps passengers file compensation claims.
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SAN FRANCISCO — David Drummond, the chief legal officer of Google's parent company, Alphabet, and one of its most senior executives, is leaving the internet giant amid an investigation into his relationships with women who worked at the company.
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Garten, the Trump firm's legal officer, told the AP for its report at that time that "the latest registrations are a natural result of those longstanding, diligent efforts" by the company to protect its intellectual property in China.
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The CCCC-Macroasia Consortium submitted a proposal to partner with the Cavite provincial government for the Sangley Point International Airport project, Jesse Grepo, legal officer and secretary of the local government's public private partnership selection committee, told reporters.
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"We've worked hard to ensure that all employees can thrive at Uber by putting fairness and accountability at the heart of who we are and what we do," Uber Chief Legal Officer Tony West said in a statement.
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Tony West, Uber's chief legal officer, said Wednesday that the company believed a new test imposed by the bill, known as AB-5, would not require it to classify its fleet of drivers in the state as employees.
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"Carriers across rural America, in small towns in Montana, Kentucky, and farms in Wyoming — they choose to work with Huawei because they respect the quality and integrity of our equipment," said Song Liuping, chief legal officer for Huawei.
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Monday's informal meeting included Commissioner Rob Manfred, Clark and their top labor lieutenants: Dan Halem, M.L.B.'s deputy commissioner for baseball administration and chief legal officer, and Bruce Meyer, the union's senior director for collective bargaining and legal.
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The Borgarting Appeals Court, a regional court in southeast Norway, upheld a guilty verdict on former chief legal officer Kendrick Wallace, an American, while Norwegian Enger was acquitted along with compatriot Tor Holba and Daniel Clauw, a French citizen.
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Microsoft's president and chief legal officer Brad Smith took to the company's website to give a post mortem on the lessons that need to be learned from the global hack that crippled businesses and government services around the world.
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Yet the leniency of the sentences - five years compared to the maximum of 20 years set down in the law - could send a conflicting message to slave owners, said Carla Clarke, senior legal Officer at Minority Rights Group International.
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McWilliams has worked as the bank's chief legal officer since January, and if confirmed by the Senate, would take the helm of a key financial regulator that is still being run by an appointee of former President Barack Obama.
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To Rebuild Trust, Facebook's Zuckerberg Looked to Microsoft ($) Nick Wingfield reports that Mark Zuckerberg, on the advice of his mentor Bill Gates, tried to hire Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith to bolster trust in the company.
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" Camilla Graham Wood, legal officer at UK-based activist group Privacy International, told Motherboard, "There appears to be a fair amount of work going on behind the scenes to which civil society, and it seems parliamentarians, are not privy.
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They also asked Alphabet Inc's Google to send a top executive to testify, but declined its offer to dispatch Chief Legal Officer Kent Walker rather than Alphabet Chief Executive Larry Page, saying it wanted a top corporate decision-maker.
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Notable tech employees that will be there include Microsoft's President and Chief Legal Officer, Brad Smith, and Apple's general counsel and senior vice president of legal and global security, Bruce Sewell, along with IBM's assistant general counsel, Daniela Combe.
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"Given Microsoft's history and existing monopolies, it is sometimes necessary for antitrust enforcement agencies to intervene to ensure that Microsoft is operating in a manner that promotes competition, rather than stifles it," said Mr. Norton, Salesforce's chief legal officer.
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" The other side: Steven Aden, Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel at Americans United for Life, told Axios that the "assertion that in some states only a single abortion provider remains because of onerous government regulation is completely false.
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Why it matters: Uber and Waymo (and several other companies) are in a race to build and deploy self-driving car technology and their heightened competition even prompted Alphabet's chief legal officer to resign from Uber's board last year.
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Among other things, the investigation will look into the conduct of David Drummond, Alphabet's chief legal officer, who had an affair and a child with a subordinate and is accused of having other affairs with women in his department.
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"As far as I know, we don't have military cooperation projects because we are a company dedicated to providing communications systems and (information and communications technology) solutions for civil use," Song Liuping, chief legal officer at Huawei, told CNBC.
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Danielle Gray, senior VP and chief legal officer for Blue Cross Blue Shield, holds a vice-chair seat on this committee, alongside Jake Sullivan, a senior adviser to Hillary Clinton and the former national security adviser to Joe Biden.
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Alphabet Chief Legal Officer David Drummond, who is being investigated by the company for alleged sexual misconduct, has just sold $77 million worth of stock, including all his remaining Class A shares, according to SEC filings released on Thursday.
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"We've worked hard to ensure that all employees can thrive at Uber by putting fairness and accountability at the heart of who we are and what we do," Uber's Chief Legal Officer Tony West said in the EEOC's release.
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In a LinkedIn post on Sunday, Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith highlighted the company's work reuniting refugee families in Bosnia and its contributions to Kids in Need of Defense, an organization that provides legal representation to immigrant children.
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"We've been engaging with the FDA for half a decade to ensure that we are completely compliant with all food-safety regulations — for the Impossible Burger and for future products and sales channels," said Impossible Foods Chief Legal Officer Dana Wagner.
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After Lyft, Estrada spent a little more than two years as the chief legal officer at flying car company Kitty Hawk, which is run by Sebastian Thrun and backed by Alphabet CEO Larry Page, who pioneered Google's self-driving project.
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The chief legal officer of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co received a 12.7% pay boost in 2019 compared to 2018, an increase mostly tied to his receiving more stock awards, in a year where the technology solutions company's revenue slightly declined.
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"This case will advance human rights protection in the Gambia, particularly with respect to people living with HIV, who are highly stigmatized and marginalized," said Oludayo Fagbemi, legal officer with the Banjul-based Institute for Human Rights and Development in Africa.
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"Just as Apple was the company in the last case and we stood with Apple, we expect other tech companies to stand with us," Microsoft's Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith said in a phone interview after the suit was filed.
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Huawei's chief legal officer, Song Liuping, on Wednesday said the company was reviewing ways to fight the U.S. ban, which he said was affecting its more than 1,200 suppliers and threatened to affect its 3 billion customers in 170 countries.
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"So, while these changes may not please everybody, we believe they represent big, bold steps forward that will ultimately help us all prevent sexual assault more effectively," Uber's chief legal officer Tony West told Recode when asked about this decision.
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"We've always gone above and beyond to comply with every food-safety regulation and to provide maximum transparency about our ingredients so that our customers can have 100% confidence in our product," said Impossible Food's chief legal officer, Dana Wagner.
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In one email, Kalanick complained to Google chief legal officer and senior vice president of corporate development David Drummond (who served on Uber's board for several years before stepping down in 217) that Alphabet CEO Larry Page was avoiding him.
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The co-founder was ousted from Hyperloop One in the summer of 2016 after a clash with fellow co-founder Shervin Pishevar, his brother Afshin Pishevar (who was chief legal officer), CEO Rob Lloyd, and the startup's board of directors.
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The company is already facing a number of federal probes into its privacy practices as it transitions from its former chief legal officer, Salle Yoo, who was not notified about this incident, to Tony West, who will start this week.
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The startup, which provides data backup and recovery services for businesses across cloud and on-premises environments, hired former Atlassian chief financial officer Murray Demo as its CFO earlier this year, as well as its first chief legal officer, Peter McGoff.
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The visit by Schiller, the Trump Organization's Chief Legal Officer Alan Garten and another unidentified man happened just two days after Bornstein told The New York Times that he had prescribed the hair-growth medicine Propecia to Trump for many years.
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While Walker, senior vice president and chief legal officer at Google, was among those who testified last year, the committee rejected Google's offer to again send him to testify, choosing to instead invite Larry Page, CEO of Alphabet, Google's parent company.
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The competing version of events came after Bornstein told NBC News that Keith Schiller, Trump's former longtime personal bodyguard and confidant, Trump Organization chief legal officer Alan Garten and a third "large man" had come to collect the President's medical records.
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Vista's chief operating officer and chief legal officer David Breach said in a statement that the "decision is a recognition that there is no longer an easy way to profit off of second-guessing," the work that goes into a buyout.
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"All of our marks in China are registered to an affiliate of the Trump Organization and have nothing whatsoever to do with Mr. Trump," Alan Garten, executive vice president and chief legal officer at the Trump Organization, said in an email.
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The senators also would have heard from a panel that included the president and chief legal officer of Microsoft, the director of a digital evidence laboratory in the office of Massachusetts' attorney general and a professor at American University's law school.
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Bird chief legal officer David Estrada, who previously led government relations at Lyft, says that the company welcomes regulations, but it hopes that cities carefully observe and assess how residents interact with the service instead of rushing to pass rules.
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"The action hit a nerve because the internet is central to the vast majority of people's daily lives, and so people were very eager to understand what was happening over the weekend," said Denelle Dixon, chief legal officer for Mozilla.
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SP PLUS - SP Plus Corp bumped deputy general counsel and senior vice president Ritu Vig to chief legal officer and secretary as veteran top lawyer Robert Stacks transitions to retirement, the parking facilities management company announced in a statement Tuesday.
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Alphabet Chief Legal Officer David Drummond is at the center of a media firestorm, following a new Medium post authored by a former Google employee who was engaged in a years-long relationship with Drummond more than 10 years ago.
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"All of our marks in China are registered to an affiliate of the Trump Organization and have nothing whatsoever to do with Mr. Trump," Alan Garten, executive vice president and chief legal officer at the Trump Organization, said in an email.
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Citing an internal memo dated March 8, the source said Cheng Gang, ZTE's chief compliance and chief legal officer, was "removed from his posts" more than a month ago, although that the memo did not give a reason for the action.
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" Matthew J. Maletta, executive vice president and chief legal officer at the drug company Endo, said a comprehensive solution "must not only consider the product supply chain, but also individual patient risk factors and the role of prescribing health care providers.
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Alphabet chief legal officer David Drummond also reportedly earned $190 million in stock options and stock awards by the company since 2011 — after he had an extra-marital affair with an employee in his department who later charged that she was pushed out.
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"The bulk equipment interference power permits the UK intelligence services to hack at scale by allowing a single warrant to cover entire classes of property, persons or conduct," Scarlet Kim, a legal officer at UK civil liberties group Liberty International, told the paper.
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Uber's new chief legal officer Tony West warned employees this month that any ongoing physical surveillance efforts had to end, and the company's current CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, publicly announced that Uber employees had been directed to stop using Wickr as of September 27.
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Microsoft Corp President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith said in a company-wide email posted on LinkedIn that 76 company employees were citizens of the seven countries in question and held U.S. work visas, and thus were directly affected by the order.
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Hisao Kushi, Peloton's co-founder and chief legal officer, claimed the development as a "massive win" that "reinforces the strength of our patent portfolio," which is key for the company as it seeks to distinguish itself as more than a hardware company.
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As Newegg's former chief legal officer, Lee Cheng, recalls it, Soverain had begun with bigger companies like Amazon, which agreed to pay the company $40 million, then the Gap, which settled for an undisclosed sum, before working its way down to smaller retailers.
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The court also slapped a 2.6 million rupee fine on the distributors of Nestle India, a unit of packaged food giant Nestle SA, said Ranjan Singh, a legal officer at the Shahjahanpur district court in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday.
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Brogan BamBrogan, the co-founder and former chief technology officer, has filed a suit against the company as well as against his co-founder Shervin Pishevar, CEO Rob Lloyd, former chief legal officer Afshin Pishevar (and Shervin's brother) and investor Joe Lonsdale.
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Huawei's chief legal officer, Song Liuping, on Wednesday said the company was reviewing means to fight the U.S. entity list ban, which he said was affecting its more than 1,200 suppliers and threatened to affect its 3 billion end customers in 170 countries.
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The letter, addressed to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, and president and chief legal officer Brad Smith, notes that the company has previously licensed technology to the military – including HoloLens for use in training – but has never before "crossed the line into weapons development".
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"Due to this misclassification, the airport expects Turo to obtain a rental car company permit and expects our community to pay anti-competitive fees whenever they choose to exchange cars at or near LAX," Turo Chief Legal Officer Michelle Fang told TechCrunch.
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That's why laws effectively banning the use of it all together have become increasingly urgent, and why federal regulation, which Microsoft's president and chief legal officer Brad Smith called for, makes more sense than relying on companies to decide to police themselves.
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According to Veja, which did not say how it obtained the information, police also conducted raids and searches at the homes of former JBS Chief Legal Officer Francisco Assis e Silva, a legal advisor to the company and a former federal prosecutor.
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Asked at the annual CBS shareholder meeting in New York if it would revisit a merger with Viacom, Lawrence Tu, senior executive vice president and chief legal officer, said CBS was focusing on its current strategy that includes diversifying its revenue stream.
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"If the U.S. government obtains the power to search and seize foreign citizens' private communications physically stored in other countries, it will invite other governments to do the same thing," Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith wrote in a blog post.
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"If that proximity to the citizen is assured in a way that I, as a consumer, can easily complain to my national supervisory authority...that is a victory for citizens," said David Martin, senior legal officer at BEUC, the European Consumer Organisation.
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The lawyers are also looking into relationships involving David Drummond, Alphabet's chief legal officer and one of the company's most senior executives, who had an extramarital relationship with a woman who worked for him and recently married another woman from Google's legal department.
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Alphabet's chief legal officer, David Drummond, gave a personal statement first reported by BuzzFeed News on Thursday in which he said he was "far from perfect," but he declined to apologize for an extramarital relationship he had with a subordinate at Google.
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"We think it is very, very important to allow survivors of sexual assault and sexual harassment the control and agency that was, frankly, stripped from them in that incident," Uber's chief legal officer, Tony West, told CNN in a phone interview in May.
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"Last night's dissent from Justice Kavanaugh suggests he got that message loud and clear and is willing to stand up and be counted on these cases," Steven Aden, chief legal officer and general counsel for Americans United for Life, said on Friday.
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The tech giant is urging countries to establish protections for residents from cyber attacks, as well as agreements amongst each other to not target each other's civilians, Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith wrote in a blog post on Tuesday.
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"I just don't believe that any institution that has a strong representation of women at the leadership level is likely to face some of the problems we've been reading about," said Brad Smith, president and chief legal officer at the software giant.
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Fifth Third Bank rejected CFPB's allegations in a statement: "Fifth Third's compensation and employee incentive structure does not reward retail employees for opening unauthorized accounts, nor does it give them sales quotas or product-specific targets," said Susan Zaunbrecher, Chief Legal Officer.
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Other employees said they were disappointed that senior executives such as David C. Drummond, Alphabet's chief legal officer, who had a child with a female subordinate, and Mr. Brin, who had a public extramarital relationship with an employee, remained in influential positions.
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The former federal prosecutor who led the Southern District of New York's case against Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's former lawyer, has been hired to serve as chief legal officer of Guggenheim Partners, the financial services firm announced Tuesday in a statement.
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Dan Halem, M.L.B.'s deputy commissioner and chief legal officer, took the lead in negotiations with the Cubans and was joined in the last two days by Manfred as baseball sought approval for the agreement from various branches of the United States government.
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The reports said Google had not only provided incomplete information about these videos, but one report accused Kent Walker, the company's chief legal officer, of giving misleading testimony to Congress this year about whether those videos were targeted at a particular audience.
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Google lets David Drummond do the talking Anyone wondering if Alphabet might reprimand its chief legal officer David Drummond for a long-ago extramarital affair with a former subordinate (which recently resurfaced in a much-discussed blog post), the answer seems to be . . .
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On Sunday, Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, wrote a blog post describing the company's efforts to stop the ransomware's spread, including an unusual step it took to release a security update for versions of Windows that Microsoft no longer supports.
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In November, Telenor said it had hired Deloitte to review the handling of its ownership in Vimpelcom, and announced a week later that it had suspended CFO Richard Aa and chief legal officer Paal Wien Espen for the duration of the probe.
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"The F.C.C. claims that Huawei is a security threat, but F.C.C. Chairman Ajit Pai has not provided any evidence," Song Liuping, Huawei's chief legal officer, said during a news conference on Thursday at the company's headquarters in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen.
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When Chief Legal Officer Kent Walker sent out a memo last month, arguing that the 21-year old company was too big to continue allowing workers to access any internal document, it provoked a storm of criticism, according to the Bloomberg report.
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"If there are concerns about how a technology will be deployed more broadly across society, the only way to regulate this broad use is for the government to do so," Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, wrote in a blog post.
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"Because we continue to believe drivers are properly classified as independent ... drivers will not be automatically reclassified as employees, even after January of next year," when the bill would go into effect, Uber chief legal officer Tony West said in a statement.
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In any case, Twitter denied that the CEO intervened in either situation in a statement to the Journal:"Any suggestion that Jack made or overruled any of these decisions is completely and totally false," Twitter's chief legal officer, Vijaya Gadde, said in a statement.
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"We've been engaging with the FDA for half a decade to ensure that we are completely compliant with all food-safety regulations — for the Impossible Burger and for future products and sales channels," Impossible Foods chief legal officer Dana Wagner said in a statement.
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A CMPC spokesperson had no immediate comment although CMPC chief legal officer Rafael Cox told local newspaper El Mercurio that it was unlikely total revenue reaped from the collusion scheme could have exceeded total profit during the years in question, which was $192 million.
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Alphabet chief legal officer David Drummond quietly resigned from Uber's board of directors in the summer of 20163, but concerns within Uber over a growing rivalry with Alphabet began at least at least a year and a half earlier, according to new court documents.
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Pruitt, who had sued the environmental agency more than a dozen times when he was the oil- and gas-producing state's top legal officer, had pledged during his Senate confirmation that he would step aside from ongoing cases if the agency's ethics panel required it.
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In an interview with The Seattle Times, Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith said the housing pledge grew out of conversations the company began having with Challenge Seattle, an alliance formed by 18 businesses to address civic issues in the area, last summer.
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"We have made clear at every point in this national debate that daily fantasy sports competition should not be allowed to be conducted using college, high school and youth sports programs," said Donald Remy, NCAA chief legal officer, in a statement given to ESPN.
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Google was thrust back into the #MeToo spotlight on Wednesday, when a former Google employee Jennifer Blakely posted an essay on Medium alleging that she had an affair with her boss, Google's then-chief legal officer David Drummond, and that she suffered emotional abuse.
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"In the app, when you've ordered your Uber and it's on the way, you will get more persistent, more frequent push notifications to your phone that remind you to check your ride," Uber's chief legal officer Tony West said Thursday on NBC's Today Show.
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Uber has hired Tony West as its chief legal officer, filling a critical void at the ride-hailing giant as it continues to battle back a series of investigations by the U.S. government and a major lawsuit from one of its chief corporate rivals.
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That prompted the driver to take his request to Twitter, where he described his experiences and mentioned Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi and chief legal officer Tony West in a 24-tweet thread — and finally received a payment of $2,108 eight days later, CNET reported.
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"While we still have improvements to make and work to do, this shows the DPA has worked in the way intended which was to lead to a transformation in the way HSBC manages financial crime risk," Stuart Levey, Chief Legal Officer at HSBC, said.
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Frederic Solis Nathan, the New York City legal officer whose prosecution of the striking teachers' union in the late 21943s helped transform its pugnacious president, Albert Shanker, into a national figure by sending him to jail for a month, died on Tuesday in Manhattan.
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"We've worked hard to ensure that all employees can thrive at Uber by putting fairness and accountability at the heart of who we are and what we do," Uber Chief Legal Officer Tony West said in a statement included in the EEOC press release.
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CreditCreditCarlos Chavarría for The New York Times SAN FRANCISCO — Not long after Tony West joined Uber as chief legal officer in November 264, he began a delicate task: crafting a transparency report to quantify how many people had been sexually assaulted during Uber rides.
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"Our primary objective in this agreement is to provide players from Cuba a path to the major leagues without having to endure the hardships many of our players have already experienced," Dan Halem, MLB deputy commissioner for administration and chief legal officer, told Reuters.
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Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith wrote in a blog post this evening that neither of the current bills in Congress—the Securing America's Future Act and the Border Security and Immigration Reform Act of 2018—satisfy the company's ideals when it comes to immigration.
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An open letter to CEO Satya Nadella and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith from Microsoft Workers 4 Good makes the position of protesting employees clear: "We are a global coalition of Microsoft workers, and we refuse to create technology for warfare and oppression," the letter begins.
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"Looking at something and saying, 'That looks suspicious,' and actually having evidence are two different things, and suspicious data doesn't equate to the fact that a player has done something wrong," said Mark Young, a vice chairman and the chief legal officer of the ATP Tour.
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Mikhail Golichenko, a former legal officer at the UN's Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in Russia, says Moscow's stance internationally reflects deep-seated domestic politics, rooted in nationalist rhetoric, and cast against what is seen as a West bent on allowing greater access to drugs.
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Announcing the moves in a blog post today, entitled 'Turning the lights on', Uber's chief legal officer Tony West writes that the company has committed to doing "the right thing" under its new CEO — a new attitude which requires "three key elements: transparency, integrity, and accountability".
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HONG KONG, April 19 (Reuters) - ZTE Corp's chief compliance and chief legal officer was removed from his posts more than a month before the Chinese telecom equipment maker was slapped with U.S. sanctions this week, a company source with direct knowledge of the situation told Reuters.
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Under the four-year agreement, the percentage of proceeds from Iraqi oil and petroleum products paid into the U.N. coffers for payment to Kuwait will rise to 1.5 percent in 2019 and 3 percent in both 2020 and 2021, Leah Kraft, UNCC legal officer, told Reuters.
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On review, they are the same records that the FCC refused to provide the New York attorney general's office in December 2017, while claiming the state's chief legal officer had no authority "to investigate a federal agency's rulemaking process," or otherwise compel the production of any materials.
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For the first time, Uber is setting some diversity and inclusion goals for 20173 that will be tied to the compensation of several of its senior executives — CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, chief financial officer Nelson Chai, chief legal officer Tony West, and chief people officer Nikki Krishnamurthy.
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"Of course we are a Windows company, but what we've recognized is the best solution for a computer of this size in a toy is not a full version of Windows," Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, said at the event in San Francisco.
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Berrent, a longtime part of Neumann's inner circle who is now the firm's chief legal officer, "referred to Ms. Bardhi's pregnancy as a 'problem' that needed 'a solution' and 'to be fixed,' and she repeatedly worked with Mr. Neumann to permanently replace Ms. Bardhi," the complaint said.
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"By gaining ownership of LinkedIn's unique dataset of over 450 million professionals in more than 200 countries, Microsoft will be able to deny competitors access to that data, and in doing so obtain an unfair competitive advantage," Burke Norton, Salesforce's chief legal officer, said in a statement.
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"It's more than just simply saying we know you've got a booking and therefore we're going to issue you with a boarding pass," said Andrew Charlton, the managing director of the Aviation Advocacy consulting firm and a former chief legal officer at Qantas, the Australian airline.
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On Wednesday, Uber's chief legal officer, Tony West — surprising the many, many people who have hailed a ride with Uber's service — said that the company did not expect to have to reclassify its drivers as full-time employees because they are not core to its business.
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Roughly one month after Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin announced they'd be stepping down as the CEO and president of the search giant's parent company, one of their top lieutenants, Alphabet's chief legal officer, David Drummond, told employees that he is also leaving the company.
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Tony West, Uber's chief legal officer, said the company had "worked hard to ensure that all employees can thrive at Uber by putting fairness and accountability at the heart of who we are and what we do" and was working with the commission to improve those efforts.
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" Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, also said in an interview with MSNBC that the company had "no doubt" that the Russian hacking group behind the attack - known as Fancy Bear - was the same one that targeted "every major presidential candidate last spring in France.
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Brad Smith, the president and chief legal officer at Microsoft, published an open letter explaining that his company was committed to protecting Dreamers at his company, vowing to provide and pay for legal counsel to those facing deportation in the future, and stand up for them in court.
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"Unlike our efforts in Europe — where there is already a well-developed hockey culture and infrastructure — in China, we recognize the need to build that infrastructure and culture from the grassroots level up," Bill Daly, the NHL's deputy commissioner and chief legal officer, told CNBC in an email.
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"No one has claimed that Iran has ceased to engage in much of the same conduct for which it was sanctioned, including actively supporting terrorism and building and testing ballistic missiles," wrote HSBC Chief Legal Officer Stuart Levey in a recent op-ed in the Wall Street Journal recently.
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"Despite last week's steps, we are concerned by the continued activity targeting these and other sites and directed toward elected officials, politicians, political groups and think tanks across the political spectrum in the United States," Brad Smith, Microsoft president and chief legal officer, said in a blog post.
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"On Thursday, 289 different groups and individuals from 37 countries signed 23 different legal briefs supporting Microsoft's position that Congress never gave law enforcement the power to ignore treaties and breach Ireland's sovereignty in this way," Microsoft's president and chief legal officer Brad Smith wrote in a blog post.
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It's not clear whether Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella plans to issue a further statement to directly support Apple's strong opposition to iPhone backdoors, but Microsoft's chief legal officer, Brad Smith, shared the Reform Government Surveillance statement on Twitter (which Nadella retweeted) — suggesting this is all we'll hear from Redmond.
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The NCAA has a characteristically horseshit response, that cites the student's "passion" as a distinction from regular employment: "We are currently evaluating the claim, but strongly disagree with the notion that college students participating in athletics are employees," NCAA chief legal officer Donald Remy said in an email statement.
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The request was put in a few days ago from Secretary of Homeland Security John F. Kelly and Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson, the two government officials empowered to grant exceptions to the executive order, by Bradford L. Smith, the president and chief legal officer at Microsoft.
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" Matthew Maletta, Endo's executive vice president and chief legal officer, said, "The public statement made by Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear today in connection with filing suit against Endo that this organization and its dedicated employees seek to 'line their pockets at the expense of communities' is patently offensive.
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"Although litigation is always a last resort, the U.S. Chamber will not hesitate to engage the courts to enforce the law when lawmakers are dead set on stifling free enterprise and trampling the legal rights of the business community," said Lily Fu Claffee, the organization's chief legal officer.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, second from left, answers a shareholders question while President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith, Executive Vice President and CFO Amy Hood and Board Chairman John Thompson listen during the Microsoft Annual Shareholders Meeting at the Meydenbauer Center on November 28, 2018 in Bellevue, Washington.
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"We believe, and the Supreme Court has recognized, that N.C.A.A. member schools and conferences are best positioned to strengthen and revise their rules to better support student-athletes, rather than forcing these issues into continuous litigation," Donald Remy, the N.C.A.A.'s chief legal officer, said in a statement.
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Mr. Putnam had seemed a lock for the Republican nomination before Mr. Trump stepped in for Mr. DeSantis, an Ivy League graduate and former Navy legal officer at Guantánamo Bay and in Iraq who gained a national audience by vigorously defending the president in frequent Fox News appearances.
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She graduated from Bucknell and received an M.B.A. from N.Y.U. She is a daughter of Denise Hankinson and Michael G. Hankinson of Unionville, Pa. The bride's father is the executive vice president and the chief legal officer for Delta Dental, a dental insurance provider based in San Francisco.
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The regulation of facial recognition is emerging as a key disagreement among the world's biggest tech companies, with Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai suggesting a temporary ban, as recently suggested by the EU, might be welcome, while Microsoft's chief legal officer Brad Smith cautions against such intervention.
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"It is our collective hope that this agreement will help raise public awareness on the risks and dangers of opioid medications and contribute positively to a national conversation about this important topic," said Dan Halem, M.L.B.'s deputy commissioner for baseball administration and chief legal officer, in a statement.
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As such, the president and chief legal officer of Microsoft, Brad Smith, and the executive vice president of Microsoft's AI and Research group, Harry Shum, propose in their book, "The Future Computed, " that those working in AI could pledge an oath similar in nature to the ones doctors take.
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BamBrogan, in a suit filed Tuesday, alleges that in retaliation for informing investors about breaches of fiduciary duty by company leaders, former chief legal officer Afshin Pishevar — brother of board chair Shervin Pishevar — allegedly "strolled through Hyperloop One's office and placed a hangman's noose on BamBrogan's chair," according to the complaint.
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Our SVP of Global Affairs and Chief Legal Officer, who reports directly to our CEO and is responsible for our work in this area, will be in Washington, D.C. on September 5, where he will deliver written testimony, brief Members of Congress on our work, and answer any questions they have.
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"Given that the free speech of all U.S. citizens is guaranteed in the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, we ask that you, as the state's chief legal officer, examine the facts of this case to ensure that the rights of these students were not infringed upon," the letter says.
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MLB, which has for years lobbied to ease the restrictions on Cuban players wishing to play for U.S. teams, is bringing about 200 people to the island — including players, managers, trainers, club staff, corporate sponsors and some individuals from the Florida community, said Daniel Halem, the league's chief legal officer.
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"Because the developments you are referring to are all license deals owned and developed by others, any improvements made to the local infrastructure provide no benefit to the Trump Organization or any of its affiliates," Alan Garten, executive vice president and chief legal officer for the Trump Organization, told McClatchy.
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He is a son of Margaret P. Stevens and Jonathan D. Hart of Bethesda, Md. The groom's mother retired as a teacher at Moses Brown School, a college-prep school in Providence, R.I. His father is the chief legal officer and the general counsel for National Public Radio in Washington.
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The company has since hired a new chief operations officer, chief legal officer, as well as three independent board directors nominated by activist hedge fund Starboard Value LP. Starboard disclosed a 6.5 percent stake in the company in February and urged Marvell to cut costs and exit its mobile-wireless business.
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"I am pleased that just a few months after announcing this incident, we have reached a speedy resolution with the FTC that holds Uber accountable for the mistakes of the past by imposing new requirements that reasonably fit the facts," Uber chief legal officer Tony West said in a statement.
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On Uber's chief legal officer saying drivers aren't "core" to the business: On targeting 2021 for profitability: On an Elizabeth Warren presidency: On Saudi Arabia, which is Uber's fifth-largest shareholder: Khosrowshahi also repeatedly referred to the murder of U.S. resident journalist Jamal Khashoggi as "a mistake," but later backtracked.
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"Get everything together and figure out what you want to do in terms of who gets what, and that will determine how complex your estate plan needs to be," said Josh King, chief legal officer at Avvo, an online marketplace that rates lawyers and connects users with estate-planning attorneys in their area.
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"As far as I know, we don't have military cooperation projects because we are a company dedicated to provide communications systems and (information and communications technology) solutions for civil use," Song Liuping, chief legal officer at Huawei, told CNBC in a Thursday interview conducted in Mandarin and translated by a company-provided translator.
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"He should never have been appointed and ... it does violence to the Constitution and the vision of our founders to appoint such a person in such a manner to be the chief legal officer in our country," the likely next House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, said on CBS's "Face the Nation" on Sunday.
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What they're saying: " The inclusion of the CLOUD Act in Omnibus funding bill negotiated by Congressional leaders of both parties is a critical step forward in resolving issue that has been the subject of litigation for over four years," wrote Microsoft President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith in a tweeted statement.
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If the past two years have taught the nation anything, however, it's that the Trump administration needs an attorney general who welcomes more, not less, transparency and accountability for its actions — a legal officer who can provide assurances that the federal government works for the American public and not for any one person.
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During a February talk at the Cornell Tech graduate school in New York, Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, said the company had "participated in the market for law enforcement in the United States," but had also turned down sales when there was concern it could unreasonably infringe on people's rights.
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Alan Garten, chief legal officer for the Trump Organization, which is being run by Trump's adult sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, provided CNBC with a prepared statement: Like every other major international brand, the Trump Organization has been zealously protecting its intellectual property rights around the world for more than 22017 years.
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Here are a few other ideas he proffered for Facebook: Smith, who has worked at Microsoft since 1993 and took on the role of president and chief legal officer in 2015, also had insights into a wide range of issues facing tech: Watch the full interview: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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" Hyperloop One co-founder BamBrogan, in a suit filed last week against the company's leaders, alleged that in retaliation for informing investors about company leaders' breaches of fiduciary duty, former chief legal officer Afshin Pishevar — brother of board chair Shervin Pishevar — "strolled through Hyperloop One's office and placed a hangman's noose on BamBrogan's chair.
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Among its executive ranks, during the past few weeks Uber: Promoted Salle Yoo from general counsel to chief legal officer Hired Harvard Business School's Frances Frei as SVP of leadership and strategy Poached Bozoma Saint John from Apple Music to be its new chief brand officer Added Nestle executive Wan Ling Martello to its board.
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Lee's hire — the third executive appointment under newly minted CEO Dara Khosrowshahi following chief legal officer Tony West and chief operating officer Barney Harford — is an important one for the company as it attempts to refurbish its image and address the many issues first brought to light by Susan Fowler's essay in February 2017.
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"User security is a priority and we believe it is necessary to have a conversation about the reforms needed to strengthen and improve the Vulnerabilities Equities Process to ensure that it is properly transparent and doesn't compromise our national security or our fellow citizens' privacy," said Denelle Dixon, Mozilla's chief business and legal officer.
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A. Robert D. Bailey, the chief legal officer at Allergan, said that though the Supreme Court may ultimately invalidate the review process, the company couldn't risk losing its patent on Restasis, which brought in $336.4 million in revenues in the second quarter of 2017, its second-biggest selling product behind the wrinkle treatment Botox.
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" Microsoft Brad Smith, the company's president and chief legal officer, released a statement on its blog, which said how Microsoft would find ways to fight any potential threats to its employees who are beneficiaries of the program: "If Congress fails to act, our company will exercise its legal rights properly to help protect our employees.
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He also said Prime Minister Boris Johnson would meet the undertakings given to a Scottish court earlier this month, when the government's top legal officer in Scotland gave assurances the government would fully comply with a law which requires Johnson to request a delay to Brexit if no deal is reached by Oct. 19.
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"By making this announcement, we're not saying that arbitration is bad; on the contrary, arbitration is an appropriate form of dispute resolution that is often more beneficial for the parties than going to court," Uber's chief legal officer Tony West told Recode when asked why this would only apply to alleged victims of sexual assault.
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While Norton — who has most recently been chief legal officer and EVP at Salesforce — has talked to Khosrowshahi about the possibility of working at Uber in a high-ranking position, the job being discussed with him is much more expansive and one with purview over a general counsel and also other parts of the company.
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"Our SVP of Global Affairs and Chief Legal Officer, who reports directly to our CEO and is responsible for our work in this area, will be in Washington, D.C. on September 5, where he will deliver written testimony, brief Members of Congress on our work, and answer any questions they have," a Google spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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Google&aposs Got a New Self-Driving Car Plan [Updated]After years of hype and promises of a self-driving future, Alphabet (Google's parent company) is…Read more ReadTheir relationship is further complicated by the fact that David Drummond, Alphabet's chief legal officer and senior vice president of corporate development, was a member of Uber's board of directors.
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When Tony West, Uber's general counsel and chief legal officer, was asked whether AB13 was an existential threat to Uber, he literally laughed then listed some (but not all) of Uber's past scandals like its numerous lawsuits, toxic workplace culture, and massive data breach in 2016, the implication being that the company could survive if it became law.
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The call was from Alan Garten, the Trump Organization's chief legal officer, who in the following days and weeks worked with Trump Jr.'s attorney Alan Futerfas to learn everything they could about the meeting in anticipation of the legal scrutiny and public relations deluge that was sure to follow, interviewing at least four individuals involved in the meeting.
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Dr. Harold Bornstein, who served as Trump's physician for more than three decades, told NBC News and CNN that three men claiming to represent Trump -- including Trump's former longtime personal bodyguard and confidant, a Trump Organization chief legal officer and a third "large man" -- entered his New York office in February 2017 and demanded the records.
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"Since starting on this job three months ago, I've spoken with various state and federal regulators in connection with the data breach pledging Uber's cooperation, and I personally reached out to Attorney General Shapiro and his team in the same spirit a few weeks ago," Uber Chief Legal Officer Tony West said in a statement to TechCrunch.
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It's not clear if Naughton herself was personally responsible for any of these decisions, and some of the uglier allegations happened before her four years leading Google's People Operations team — for instance, the allegation that Google's HR department punished former Google lawyer Jennifer Blakeley, but not Google's chief legal officer David Drummond, when the two had an affair.
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Among those pushing him on Mideast peace is the president himself, who personally tasked Kushner, along with Jason Greenblatt, the former chief legal officer of the Trump Organization who is now the administration's special representative for international negotiations, and David Friedman, the U.S. ambassador to Israel, an attorney who once counted Trump as a client, with the portfolio.
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The company's president and chief legal officer, Brad Smith, said earlier in September that he wanted Congress to work on legislation restoring protections of the Deferred Action For Childhood Arrivals program, an Obama administration program that deferred deportation and provided work permits for immigrants brought to the country illegally as minors, before dealing with tax reform.
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" Walker, who works on Google's global affairs and serves as its chief legal officer, said the election was fair and noted that politics works in "cycles," Variety wrote: Walker frames Trump's victory as a response to fears of globalization and the rising tide of nationalism and populism, but he doesn't doubt that the election was a "fair and democratic process.
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Although Mozilla doesn't believe that the incident is related to Trump's travel ban, the incident stirred fears among international tech workers, who fear they'll miss out on work and research opportunities if they're not allowed to travel to the US. The situation even caught the eye of Microsoft's chief legal officer Brad Smith, who tweeted at Stenberg to offer legal assistance.
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Last week the company fired its security chief for concealing a 2016 data breach, and earlier this week, Uber's new chief legal officer blasted the company's old surveillance tactics for gathering information about competitors, which came to light via its ongoing legal battle with rival Waymo (though none of the managers resigning worked on the team referenced in this week's court hearings).
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McWilliams was the executive vice president and chief legal officer of Fifth Third Bank when President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE nominated her in November.
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" Corina Davis, chief legal officer, Redbubble Burroughs, the Los Angeles attorney who represents artists, wrote in an analysis of the ruling that the court's logic "would indicate that any online company that wanted to engage in wanton infringement could legally sell all of the knockoff products its heart desired so long as it pays third parties to manufacture and ship the product.
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"Because we continue to believe drivers are properly classified as independent, and because we'll continue to be responsive to what the vast majority of drivers tell us they want most—flexibility—drivers will not be automatically reclassified as employees, even after January of next year," when the bill would go into effect, said Uber chief legal officer Tony West in a statement.
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"Because we continue to believe drivers are properly classified as independent, and because we'll continue to be responsive to what the vast majority of drivers tell us they want most—flexibility—drivers will not be automatically reclassified as employees, even after January of next year," when the bill would go into effect, Uber chief legal officer Tony West said in a statement.
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"Following recent grants in Europe and the United Kingdom, we're pleased to see the expansion of our portfolio of foundational CRISPR/Cas gene editing cases globally with the decision by the Chinese Intellectual Property Office, recognizing the broad applicability of our underlying patent applications for uses in all settings, including in human and other eukaryotic cells," Dr. Tyler Dylan-Hyde, Chief Legal Officer of CRISPR Therapeutics said.
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"The binding policy issued today by the Deputy U.S. Attorney General should diminish the number of orders that have a secrecy order attached, end the practice of indefinite secrecy orders, and make sure that every application for a secrecy order is carefully and specifically tailored to the facts in the case," Microsoft's president and chief legal officer Brad Smith wrote in a blog post.
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Barts and paris, jewelry, private jets, other items * Sec says the individual defendants agreed to securities industry bans, and that all defendants did not admit wrongdoing * Sec says burrill and his firm agree to give up $4.785 million he stole for personal use, plus a $1 million penalty * Sec says burrill capital management's chief legal officer and its controller settle related charges (Reporting by Jonathan Stempel)
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has nominated Jelena McWilliams, executive vice president and chief legal officer of Fifth Third Bank, to replace Gruenberg, whose term expired in November.
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READ MORE: How to translate Brett Kavanaugh's language about abortion "If Roe is overturned, unless the state has a state constitutional right to abortion, a state would have the prerogative to limit abortion as it sees appropriate for women's health and safety or to protect unborn human life," said Steve Aden, chief legal officer of Americans United For Life, which advocates for anti-abortion legislation.
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According to the filing, the "number of times logged-in members visit LinkedIn, separated by 30 minutes of inactivity," on desktop and mobile devices will be evaluated over a three-year period to help determine the number of performance stock awards (PSAs) that get doled out to Nadella, Hood and the other executives — Jean-Philippe Courtois and Peggy Johnson, who are both executive vice presidents, and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith.
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The Financial Times reported that ByteDance, which was founded in 2012 and is backed by investors including SoftBank, is preparing for a public listing by retaining law firm K&L Gates and hiring a chief legal officer and former U.S. officials to help address concerns by U.S. lawmakers that TikTok can pose "national security risks," such as being compelled to turn over data from American users to Chinese authorities.
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One of the subjects of those claims is the company's chief legal officer, David Drummond, whose long-ago extramarital affair with an employee was first surfaced in a story by The Information in 2017, one day after the outlet reported that another former executive, Android creator Andy Rubin, had earlier left the company after an internal investigation determined that he had carried on an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate.
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Sundar Pichai CEO of Alphabet On AI recognition, my message would be that it is an important area to be regulated, it is too critical not to do it, but I think it is important we are in the early days, it is important to build based on existing regulations But brad Smith, Microsoft's President and chief legal officer, said a one-size-fits-all ban is too simple.
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In a blog post, Microsoft President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith detailed the need the company identifies for an "exception process" that would make it possible for "Responsible Known Travelers with Pressing Needs" to get back into the U.S. This category of traveler would include visa holders from the countries named in Trump's order who have families within the U.S. but were traveling abroad at the time the order was issued.
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"President-Elect Trump, as well as Don, Eric, and Alan are committed to ensuring that the activities of The Trump Organization are beyond reproach, and that the Organization avoids even the appearance of a conflict of interest, including through any advantage derived from the Office of the Presidency," Ms. Dillon wrote in the six-page document, referring to Mr. Trump's two oldest sons and Alan Garten, the chief legal officer at Trump Organization.
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Scalia served as the top legal officer at the Department of Labor during the George W. Bush administration and previously was a special assistant to Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrGOP signals unease with Barr's gun plan NRA says Trump administration memo a 'non-starter' Sinema touts bipartisan record as Arizona Democrats plan censure vote MORE during his first stint as the top law enforcement officer under the George H.W. Bush administration.
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