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Drinker Biddle names Bennett Borden as Chief Data Scientist to lead the firm’s data analytics strategy
There was a time when the roles of corporate professional advisers were sharply defined. Accountants did the sums, audited accounts and gave financial advice while lawyers dealt, largely reactively, with a well-compartmentalised class of problems which involved meeting legal obligations, … Continue reading →
Jason Baron joins the Drinker Biddle information governance and eDiscovery team
It is not often that I pay much attention to deadlines and embargoes. If the story won’t matter in a month’s time then it is not worth writing about now. Equally, I have not hitherto written much about what goes on within … Continue reading →
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