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Prudential GC receives leadership in diversity award

By Cathleen Flahardy | May 11, 2012

Susan Blount, the senior vice president and general counsel for Prudential Financial Inc., has been honored as one of Women’s eNews’s “21 Leaders for the 21st Century” for her work to increase diversity in the legal profession.
Tackling international trade secret cases

By Ashley Post | January 1, 2012

Logistics and perseverance are key to prevailing against foreign companies.
DuPont sues Monsanto over corn-growing technology

By Shirley Li | October 19, 2011

Rival companies DuPont and Monsanto are battling again on the legal stage. This time, DuPont’s Pioneer Hi-Bred unit filed a lawsuit against Monsanto over the alleged infringement of two patents for producing more vigorous corn seed.
DuPont wins $919.9 million in damages

By Danielle Feinstein | September 15, 2011

Yesterday a U.S. federal jury awarded DuPont $919.9 million in damages after finding Kolon Industries Inc. guilty of stealing trade secrets.
How Leading Companies Are Prioritizing Diversity Early in the Pipeline

By Melissa Maleske | May 1, 2011

Increasing diversity has become a well established as a central goal of the legal profession, but there's no question that much work remains.
In-house Action Key to Increasing Law Firm Diversity

By John Lewis Jr. | April 1, 2010

Diversity has come a long way in the new millennium but still has a long way to go.