National Law Journal
Profile of Jennifer Sherman, general counsel for Federal Signal Corp
...Assigned to Judge John Bates. Labor: ERISA. Attorney for plaintiffs: Equal Rights Center v. Patriot Realty ...
...Center, 1101 K St. N.W. Cost: $179, members of the Administrative Law and Agency Practice; Corporation, Finance and Securities; Government Contracts and Litigation; Labor...
...helping legal professionals across the South recover from the recession. Real estate, labor and employment and intellectual property work are fueling a rebound in Atlanta...
...5 percent this year, according to the Georgia State University Economic Forecasting Center. At the same time, the real estate market, which suffered a particularly...
...Chamber's Global Intellectual Property Center. She earned her J.D...practice in the areas of labor relations and union organizing, employment...
...environmental groups such as the Center for Biological Diversity were among...34;For the government, Fair Labor Standards cases cost a bundle...
...Chenzira v. Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, No. 1:11-CV-00917 (S.D. Ohio). Sakile Chenzira was...
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