National Law Journal
...partner at Nordman Cormany Hair & Compton. Ballard Spahr (Philadelphia): Kimberly Warshawsky joins the intellectual property...
...BALLARD SPAHR Andrea Chambers, 54, and John Sadler...
O'Connor's book tour; Kyl goes to Covington; Benitez v. Masters for D.C. Bar president; Obama still pulling for Halligan; Turner's busy pro bono practice; milestone for Aerostar; and a party for cris
The federal government's new push to bolster cybersecurity will create an array of legal questions and potential pitfalls for companies in the coming months
...C. Circuit] ruling staring them in the face." Ballard Spahr partner Alan Kaplinsky, who heads the firm's consumer financial services...
...said Rich Andreano, Jr., leader of the mortgage-banking practice at Ballard Spahr. Additionally, he said, the rule appears to clearly define...
...Ballard Spahr (Philadelphia): Glen Trudel joins the firm's consumer financial...
...the entities subject to CFPB supervision. To Alan Kaplinsky, who heads Ballard Spahr's consumer financial-services practice, the CFPB has "put itself...
...agency could be in trouble," said Alan Kaplinsky, who heads Ballard Spahr's consumer financial services practice. "I don't think they...
...his J.D. from Columbia Law School. BALLARD SPAHR Desmond Connall Jr., 58 , has joined Ballard...
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