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The general counsel of identity verification services company Clear Secure Inc. is stepping down next month but will receive an additional 12 months of salary following her departure, the company revealed last week in a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
Medical device company Baxter International Inc.'s top attorney earned nearly $3.8 million last year, his first since becoming a named executive officer, according to a securities filing Monday.
Houston-based Talen Energy's general counsel and corporate secretary, who is expected to retire in June, saw his overall compensation jump in 2025 to nearly $5.4 million, compared to the roughly $2.3 million he received in 2024, with the increase largely coming from a stock award that exceeded $4 million, according to a recent securities filing.
Houston litigation boutique Mitby Pacholder Johnson PLLC has boosted its intellectual property offerings with an of counsel who joined from Cabello Hall Zinda PLLC.
Gilead Sciences Inc. is paying its former general counsel more than $2.5 million in severance after she left the company, according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing released Friday.
Insurance company Chubb Ltd. is fighting an effort to place a climate-related question on its annual corporate ballot, telling a Washington, D.C., federal judge that the shareholder championing the proposal is attempting to micromanage its business.
The city of Denver and three of its officials retaliated and discriminated against the Denver International Airport's general counsel for refusing to follow certain city directives that the attorney says could constitute criminal conduct, he alleged in Colorado federal district court.
Kathryn Ruemmler, who is resigning as chief legal officer at Goldman Sachs after facing fresh scrutiny over emails revealing her relationship with disgraced financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, saw $25 million in compensation last year, according to a securities filing Friday.
The top attorney for Corning Inc. saw his pay package rise from $7.4 million to $9 million in 2025, the same year he was appointed vice chairman, according to a securities filing on Friday.
Shareholders seeking more transparency about corporate political spending have filed ballot measures at 29 companies so far this proxy season, with nine companies agreeing to the disclosures without a vote and five more blocking the proposal from their ballots, according to the latest numbers on Friday from the nonprofit Center for Political Accountability in Washington, D.C.
Major shareholder groups sued the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, claiming the agency violated the Administrative Procedure Act. In the meantime, some attorneys think the sanctions that judges are issuing to lawyers over AI-generated errors won't be enough to stop the problem. These are some of the stories in corporate legal news you may have missed in the past week.
Seyfarth Shaw LLP announced Thursday that its real estate department has welcomed a former Nuveen Natural Capital attorney who last fall was elected to the Charlotte City Council.
The top attorney for Valero Energy Corp. saw his compensation rise to nearly $8 million in 2025, a roughly $3 million increase compared to the previous year.
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The chief legal officer of real estate investment trust Prologis Inc. earned total compensation of nearly $5 million in her first year on the job, according to a March 19 securities filing.
Crypto exchange operator Gemini Space Station Inc. and its founders Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss were hit with a proposed shareholder class action accusing them of not disclosing before the firm's initial public offering its plans to shift focus to the prediction market, pull back on global operations and replace certain members of its leadership.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission violated the Administrative Procedure Act by implementing "a new, de facto rubber-stamp process" for companies to exclude shareholder proposals from their annual proxy ballots, according to a Thursday suit filed by major shareholder groups.
The general counsel of Georgia-based insurance giant Aflac Inc. got a pay hike in 2025, taking home a total compensation of almost $6 million.
The general counsel and senior executive vice president of Wells Fargo & Co. earned more than $12 million in 2025 with help from a $4 million bonus, the company has disclosed in a securities filing.
Primo Brands, the parent company of water brands such as Poland Spring and Deer Park, has paid out more than $1.3 million to its former general counsel and more than $5.5 million to its former CEO in severance and other benefits, according to a new securities filing.
Pay for Florida-based Hilton Grand Vacations Inc.'s top attorney dipped slightly last year to $4.7 million, a decrease of more than $450,000 compared with 2024.
Jonathan Kuai has a black belt — both literally and figuratively. The executive search firm’s chief legal officer admitted that he has forgotten the skills he learned from the milestone that he achieved at a younger age. But the self-described "trusted business leader with a law degree" also said he has a black belt in the "get-it-done" mentality at work.
A former Holland & Knight LLP attorney has returned to the firm in Jacksonville, Florida, after a 10-year stint in-house at Florida Blue, a subsidiary of GuideWell Mutual Holding Corp.
The deputy general counsel at Meta over the past eight years will become an executive vice president and chief legal officer of both Madison Square Garden Entertainment Corp. and Sphere Entertainment Co. effective March 30, both companies announced on Wednesday.
In her first full year as Equifax's top attorney, the company's chief legal officer earned approximately $4.7 million in total compensation, while her predecessor made around $5.1 million that year, according to a recent U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
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