Adrian R. Gardner has been the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission's general counsel since April 2000, but before then he learned important lessons on other jobs -- like how to build a stadium and why giving minority contractors an opportunity benefits all. Oh, and during his undergraduate days, Gardner saw how federal agents deal with the drug trade. He worked with the Drug Enforcement Administration as part of his studies for his bachelor's degree in criminal justice at Northeastern University.
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley and other Republican governors are calling on the National Labor Relations Board to dismiss its complaint against Boeing. Haley and 15 other GOP governors wrote to the board's general counsel, Lafe Solomon, saying the probe hamstrings governors who are trying to create jobs.
The University of Missouri System is seeing more marketable ideas emerge from research on its four campuses than ever, causing administrators to shuffle resources to support those endeavors. The latest investment will be the addition of two new attorney positions in the general counsel's office to handle business transactions and intellectual property issues. Those jobs will be underwritten by some of the money saved from 22 system position cuts made last year. In May, UM System President Gary Forsee said he planned to reinvest some of the expected $2.5 million savings in economic development initiatives.
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Ex-Apple officers sued by sec The Securities and Exchange Commission filed civil charges Tuesday against two former Apple Inc. officers over their alleged roles in backdating stock options. Former Chief Financial Officer Fred Anderson, 62, immediately settled the case and cast some blame on Apple CEO Steve Jobs. The case against former general counsel Nancy Heinen, 50, will proceed. For the first time , Toyota Motor Corp. sold more vehicles globally in a quarter than General Motors, preliminary January-March figures show, the clearest sign yet that the Japanese company is on track to overtake its U.S. rival as the world's top automaker. Toyota Motor Corp.'s success is fueled by demand for fuel- efficient models, including the Camry, Corolla and hybrid Prius.
CHICAGO (AP) - Gov. Rod Blagojevich on Thursday portrayed a memo his office sent to state agencies requesting information on hiring practices as part of his efforts to clean up state government. Blagojevich, under pressure after reports in recent weeks about his office's personal involvement in handing out state jobs, would not say whether the memo from general counsel William Quinlan to state agencies is related to a federal probe into the administration's employment process.
Hanjin Shipping Co. Ltd. plans to shift about 13 of roughly 15 jobs at its Chesapeake office to Atlanta by mid-November, said Jacob Lee, general counsel for the South Korea-based shipping line. The local office handles such functions as sales, customer service and operations. "Most, if not all" Chesapeake employees will be offered a chance to relocate, Lee said Tuesday.
An Australian company plans to build a $29 million plant at Institute that will convert coal into an activated carbon product and eventually employ about 40 full-time workers, said David Warner, executive director of the West Virginia Economic Development Authority. A $13 million, low-interest loan to Carbonxt Inc. received preliminary approval Thursday from the authority. Warner said the activated carbon product will be used to remove mercury from coal-fired power plant emissions. Mercury emissions are a current target of the federal Environmental Protection Agency. Carbonxt is a start-up that will use proprietary technology. David Mazyck, a professor at the University of Florida, is a major contributor to the technology thats being utilized, Warner said. He will be working full time o...
Lafe Solomon is one of the most powerful bureaucrats in America and is about to get much more powerful. He is the acting general counsel for the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), best known for suing Boeing Co. over the opening of a billion-dollar manufacturing plant that created thousands of jobs in South Carolina. He also is suing four states - Arizona, South Carolina, South Dakota and Utah - for enacting state constitutional protections for secret ballot voting. He is about to inherit broad powers intended to be exercised by the NLRB itself, effectively making him President Obama's newest czar. Perhaps he'll be called the "no new jobs czar." The NLRB is presently operating with three board members, two of whom are left-wing union lawyers. One of those union lawyers, Craig Becker...
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