She is an executive counsel at ABC in New York, handling First Amendment and other legal issues for the news department.
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"Executive counsel considers that there is no realistic prospect that a tribunal would make an adverse finding against E&Y in the UK or members within that firm.
Jay E. Adolf, the executive counsel to Assembly Speaker Mel Miller, a Brooklyn Democrat, said he believed no-fault malpractice insurance would be a tough sell in the Democratic-controlled Assembly.
Kevin P. Chavous, a former D.C. Council member who is executive counsel to the American Federation for Children, said the grant will allow his group to "aggressively" market school vouchers to low-income families.
And the documents quote Mr. Dohle as saying that an Apple executive counseled him that the publishing company could threaten to withhold e-books from Amazon to force Amazon to accept the higher prices.
4. InsideCounsel, Blickstein Group and Huron Legal, "Findings From the 5th Annual Law Department Operations Survey," supplement, InsideCounsel (December 2012). 5. J.G. Conley, "Patents Come and Go: Trademarks Are Forever," Executive Counsel 2, no. 2 (March/April 2005): 23-24.
Gareth Rees, FRC executive counsel, said: "The period of exclusion imposed in this case sends a clear message to accountants of the high standards of professional conduct expected of them when undertaking important roles within business.
"We've had people ask us, 'Is the person I didn't hire going to sue me?'" said Elizabeth Milito, senior executive counsel at the National Federation of Independent Business, a nonprofit organization with about 300,000 members.
The AADB, led by executive counsel Gareth Rees QC, examined the use of Repo 105 and 108 in the accounts of Lehman's European arm after looking through E&Y UK's audit files, hard copies of documents, information from laptops and emails and communications with other regulators.
