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...road building industry, the auction business was plagued by widespread, long...of at least antiques, commercial equipment, jewelry and real estate). One...
...The co-defendant of a...to purchase communications equipment for the police...listed allegedly false business deductions. ...
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...Adams was Ogletree Deakins' collaborative approach to practicing across offices and a business model that encourages and rewards such collaboration. As the head...
... Caitlin R. Gifford Businesses are facing several new realities. Their customers and clients expect them to...
...companies, but not always. One company, BEC Legal Systems, formed as Business Equipment Co. in 1943 to refurbish adding machines and ...
Originally Published: Law Technology News
...away and the business is starved of...Arthur Andersen & Co. Most cases are...generation and transmission equipment, Siemens relied on...
...v. Embarq Management Co. affirmed...of its core business as an ISP...data over its equipment." ...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...buildings in a business or industrial park...owning or operating equipment or facilities for...Philadelphia Suburban Water Co. (PSW) sought PUC...
...Kevin also worked on community 501(c)(3) formations, minority small-business development and taught at the Community College of Allegheny County. ...
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