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...carnage near Boston's Copley Square. The Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr litigation and IP partner, who was in town...
Originally Published: the_am_law_daily
...just how far the First Amendment allows government to go in enlisting groups and individuals to espouse its policy preferences. An appeals judge recently wrote...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
... The trial lawyers group Pennsylvania Association for Justice is...
...Windsor March 27, it is faced with dozens of briefs from groups of former military officials, intelligence officers and even a bankruptcy judge among...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...to mount a class action in securities fraud cases. Amgen and business groups hoped the court would require plaintiffs to prove, before a class could...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...Crowley • Mary C. Cunnane • Beth Sharon Cutler • Lorie K. Dakessian • Donna Robbin Daly...
...Crowley • Shaela Cruz • Deborah Culhane • Beth Cutler • Harris Dainoff • Elizabeth Dalton • Jane Dalton...
...founders Anthony S. Volpe and C. Frederick Koenig III to a new group of shareholders. Up until two years ago, Halt said, Volpe...
In a year in which many eyes were focused on Pennsylvania trial courts, where proceedings in the Penn State sex-abuse scandal and a prosecution against a high official of the Catholic Archdiocese of
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