Law Practice
Sep. 22, 2008
Apple Lawyer Thinks Globally at a Local Forum
As it turns out, general counsel are concerned about other things besides rising legal fees.
By Jill Redhage
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - As it turns out, general counsel are concerned about other things besides rising legal fees. Daniel Cooperman, the top lawyer at Apple Inc., spoke in Burlingame last week to a group of mostly in-house lawyers. But Cooperman didn't seize the opportunity to hold forth on the merits of the billable hour or on the costly, yet untrained associate. Adjusting to globalization is a far more...
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - As it turns out, general counsel are concerned about other things besides rising legal fees. Daniel Cooperman, the top lawyer at Apple Inc., spoke in Burlingame last week to a group of mostly in-house lawyers. But Cooperman didn't seize the opportunity to hold forth on the merits of the billable hour or on the costly, yet untrained associate. Adjusting to globalization is a far more...
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