I’ve never been much of a libertarian. I couldn’t finish Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged and remember college arguments over The Fountainhead. Yet here I am, four decades later and I sit on two business school think tank boards on free enterprise (one at Maryland, one at Wake Forest). Today, I find many of the arguments far more compelling – and more realistic – than Ms. Rand’s version. I’ve had the great pleasure on both boards of working with John Allison, the former CEO and President of the Cato Institute and, for nearly a quarter century, a senior executive at BB&T, including serving as its CEO. He joins me on the In House Warrior podcast for the Corporate Counsel Business Journal for a fascinating conversation about when and how government should intervene and the long- and short-term costs. I’m still no libertarian, but there are unintended consequences and hidden costs to government involvement, and they need to be explored. Join us for a great conversation.

Katten 2022 Pro Bono Annual Review
Katten Muchin Roseman LLP recently released its 2022 Pro Bono year in review. The annual publication details the diverse volunteerism and community service efforts of Katten