The Legal Intelligencer...initial frenzy surrounding the Marcellus Shale play in Pennsylvania four or...what Esposito called "a big slump." Esposito...
...energy practice — the fastest growing in the firm — was a big driver for its move into Houston, the firm has launched with attorneys...
Following a 2011 fiscal year in which its revenue stayed nearly flat, Saul Ewing saw its 2012 revenue shoot up 7.8 percent despite only a modest increase in headcount
...Marcellus Shale. "The drilling activity at first generates a small spike in emissions but then overall there is a big drop...
A new year does not necessarily mean a new beginning for law firm leaders who are anticipating 2013 looking a lot like the ups and many downs of 2012
...next decade and how Marcellus Shale natural gas drilling will be...her spot, a host of big-ticket cases argued in 2012...
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