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Reed Smith has formed a strategic alliance with Athens, Greece-based business law firm Papapolitis & Papapolitis, aiming to team up on the "large projects and transactions" anticipated to come out of
Originally Published: The Legal Intelligencer
Because the ordinance establishing its LOSAP did not require members to earn a minimum number of credits in specific activities to qualify for contribution, the borough must repay the withdrawn alleg
New Jersey Law Journal
...documents. ProEnergy produced some documents and discovery materials from its lawsuit with Balkan Energy Company, but it refused other documents related to the settlement of...
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New Jersey Law Journal
...up to 2002.Albania is a former communist country in the Balkans whose dictatorial regime collapsed in the early 1990s; the collapse was followed...
Congress did not divest the federal courts of diversity jurisdiction over private causes of action under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act
A precedential ruling by the Third U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals opens the door to federal class actions under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act against senders of 'junk fax' messages
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