The Legal Intelligencer...per equity partner (PPP) brought Stevens & Lee to all-time highs in...
...was that filed by Elliott Greenleaf against Stevens & Lee and former Elliott Greenleaf partner William R. Balaban. Elliott Greenleaf alleged in its complaint in...
...of its Harrisburg office, William R. Balaban, days after he abruptly quit the firm to join Stevens & Lee. Elliott Greenleaf also sued Stevens &...
...Harrisburg managing partner William R. Balaban stole data from the firm before abruptly quitting to join Stevens & Lee, that he and Stevens &...
...parties in Elliott Greenleaf's lawsuit against Stevens & Lee and former Harrisburg managing partner William R. Balaban. And on Thursday, Savage named...
... Stevens & Lee withdrew last Friday as its own counsel, according to the docket in Elliott Greenleaf v. Balaban , and...
...counsel, too. Stevens & Lee filed a motion to withdraw as counsel for Harrisburg partner William R. Balaban a day after it...
...Stevens & Lee has "terminated its relationship" with William Balaban, the former head of Elliott Greenleaf...
...Stevens & Lee saw revenue dip by $1...
...that he misused escrow funds. William R. Balaban, now at Stevens & Lee, had filed earlier this month a motion requesting paragraphs...
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