Greg Andrews
Editor and Writer, Business of Law at Law.com
Editor/writer for ALM Media's Business of Law desk: @lawdotcom, @CorpCounsel and more. Intrigued by all things business in Indiana and beyond.
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2 weeks ago |
law.com | Greg Andrews |Scott Ball
Who Got The Work J. Brugh Lower of Gibbons has entered an appearance for industrial equipment supplier Devco Corporation in a pending trademark infringement lawsuit. The suit, accusing the defendant of selling knock-off Graco products, was filed Dec. 18 in New Jersey District Court by Rivkin Radler on behalf of Graco Inc. and Graco Minnesota. The case, assigned to U.S. District Judge Zahid N. Quraishi, is 3:24-cv-11294, Graco Inc. et al v. Devco Corporation.
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2 weeks ago |
law.com | Greg Andrews
Capital One is giving a $5.5 million pat on the back to its longtime general counsel, Matthew Cooper, now that the credit card giant has completed the $35 billion acquisition of Discover. The purchase closed May 15, 15 months after the two companies announced the deal. The regulatory-approval process bogged down as critics howled that the pairing would reduce credit options for low-income Americans and lead to higher fees.
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3 weeks ago |
law.com | Greg Andrews
A Washington, D.C., nonprofit implored the State Bar of California on Monday to investigate longtime Google legal chief Kent Walker for orchestrating a scheme “to systemically hide—and destroy—evidence relevant to multiple federal cases.” The American Economic Liberties Project, which fights concentrated corporate power, said in a letter to the State Bar that Walker has so far escaped accountability for his “pervasive and long-lasting misconduct,” despite receiving reprimands from at least...
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1 month ago |
law.com | Greg Andrews
The 2021 death of Dick Robinson, the CEO of the children’s book and media company Scholastic, brought to light a revelation that shocked the business world: Rather than willing his 54% stake in Scholastic to his two sons, he bequeathed it to the company’s chief strategy officer, 30-year company employee Iole Lucches, with whom Robinson had a longstanding romantic relationship.
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1 month ago |
law.com | Greg Andrews
Amy Tu's last day at Target will be June 1. Courtesy photo Target axed Chief Legal and Compliance Officer Amy Tu and another senior executive on Wednesday as part of a broad restructuring aimed at reversing sliding sales.
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Those who miss the colossal inventory of the long-closed Fry's Electronics in Fishers will be excited to see the widely praised @microcenter is plotting its Indianapolis opening. https://t.co/x6WFmlADLy
This is a great interview. I’ve read WSJ articles about Toyota’s EV uncertainty but it is fascinating to hear that uncertainty from a brand that perhaps has the most environmentally oriented customers in the world.
Subaru of America CEO: Making electric vehicles is a 'bet-the-company decision' https://t.co/CyrCz0GEhS via @nwi
Texas Employers Funding Abortion Travel Trying to Stay Out of Conservative Lawmakers' Crosshairs https://t.co/SoTkjlSWaW