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Attorney at Law
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Attorney at Law
A term for a lawyer in several countries, notably Japan and the United States. In order to practice, attorneys at law generally must have passed an examination measuring their knowledge of the law and also must have obtained a law degree.


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Summary: As further recognition of its adherence to international best practice in the investments sector, Istithmar World, the investment arm of Dubai World, today announced that it has been awarded the "Best In-house Counsel -- Private Equity/Investment Sector" by the Dubai Corporate Counsel Group (DCCG), the first in-house counsel group in the Middle East region.
7 percent of in-house counsel are happy with their law firm relationships in general--and if they aren't, companies are more willing to fire those that aren't performing satisfactorily.
In-House Counsel Gather: The Miami office of Morgan Lewis held a cocktail reception on behalf of the South Florida Group of Regional Counsel, where more than 75 in-house counsel from companies including General Motors, Yahoo
 
 
 
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