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...in the Kansas City office of management-side employment firm Constangy, Brooks & Smith, advises employers to discourage employees from celebrating the holiday in...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
Baton in hand exaggerates the way chief operating executives actually manage their firms
Originally Published: Daily Report
.... . . Tamara R. Jones and Arielle K. Cohen have joined Constangy, Brooks & Smith as associates in Dallas. . . . Gary D. Compton has...
As managing partner of his office, Michael P. Maslanka says he sees lots of résumés. And many reflect this fundamental fallacy: A good résumé is one that communicates information.
...P. Maslanka has been promoted to equity partner in Constangy, Brooks & Smith in Dallas. . . . Dirk R. Moore has...
Richard Cheng, general counsel of Senior Care Centers, says his new colleagues were perplexed when the company hired him last year. It's rare for long-term health-care companies to have in-house coun
Michael P. Maslanka celebrated his 30th anniversary as a lawyer in 2011. He offers 10 insights he has learned over the years. He starts with "get the facts" and concludes with "recognize the limits o
.... . . P. Caleb Patterson has joined Constangy, Brooks & Smith in Dallas as an attorney. . . . ...
... has become managing partner of the Dallas office of Constangy, Brooks & Smith. . . . Allan Katz has joined...
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