The Recorder
...JOHN HENSLEY, Chief of Police, Costa Mesa Police Department; DAVID ANDERSEN; DAVID DEHUFF; JOHN DOEZIE; BRYAN GLASS; DANIEL GUTH; DAVID MAKIYAMA; JEFF...
...the Assembly Judiciary Committee. The...the data," David Jung, director of...do," said Paul Dubow, legislative chair...
...by corporate partners Paul Scrivano in Menlo...Bergstrom and associate David Wheeler also advised...show that [the Committee on Foreign Investment...
...MASONS JOINT APPRENTICESHIP COMMITTEE et al., Plaintiffs...Harris, Attorney General, Paul Gifford, Assistant Attorney...B. Cvitan, J. David Sackman, and Angela...
...will serve on the executive committee as legal counsel. Ashley focuses...BAY David Burtt has formed ...
...Gore adversaries David Boies and Theodore...Representatives authorized a committee called the Bipartisan...S. solicitor general Paul Clement for the...
...Morris, has been named the new chair of ABTL's Leadership Development Committee. Evans, who focuses on representing the financial services industry, graduated in 2002...
...The deRubertis Law Firm, David M. deRubertis, Michael H. Leb...
...Respondent; DAVID KRESCENT, Real Party in Interest...E. Haddad, David R. Carpetner; Paul Hastings, Thomas P. Brown and...
... David L. Llewellyn, Jr., for the...
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