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Courting Uncertainty – Often, There’s No Way to Know What Judges Will Do

By ACC Guest Blogger on July 6th, 2012 Posted in ACC News, In the House, Leadership

Guest Blogger: Evan P. Schultz is Senior Counsel and Director of Advocacy at ACC. He focuses on writing amicus briefs and comment letters to highlight the views of the in-house bar to courts and government agencies. Evan welcomes messages at e.schultz@acc.com. The Supreme Court surprised a lot of people last month when it upheld the… Continue Reading

My Return to the White House for Kagan Announcement

By Fred Krebs on May 10th, 2010 Posted in Leadership

I had the privilege to attend today’s White House announcement of the Supreme Court nomination of Solicitor General Elena Kagan. Previously, I represented ACC at a White House briefing. The White House also solicited ACC’s input during the nomination process on characteristics we would like to see in a nominee. Although ACC does not take… Continue Reading

In the News: ACC/Serengeti 2008 Managing Outside Counsel Survey

By Susan Hackett on October 31st, 2008 Posted in In-House Practice

The following articles concerning the ACC/Serengeti 2008 Managing Outside Counsel Survey appeared in the press: Reuters – October 29, 2008 (Also appeared in Economic Times, Financial Week, and The Guardian) Crisis Means Big Fees for Some Lawyers Fulton County Daily Report – October 27, 2008 Standardized Work, Cost Cutting Alter GC Relationship With Outside Counsel… Continue Reading