National Law Journal
...Atlanta-based Alston & Bird and Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone of Detroit for general legal matters; Chicago's Daspin & Aument for real estate...
...New York office and will focus on information technology, cybersecurity, privacy and business litigation. Previously, Gupta was a partner at Orrick, Herrington &...
...Miller Schwartz and Cohn (Detroit): Kevin Blai...
...Davis & Gilbert's business strategy is laser-focused on...return from financial ruin of Detroit's No. 3 automaker....
National Law Journal
...big "book" of business? A. Robert Bennett; B...tapped to take control of Detroit's financial mess? A...
National Law Journal
...insurance money. Samuels ultimately recruited Moss, an army buddy of his from Detroit.Landry testified that on the day the house burned down, he...
...Public defender services may suffer first, Kennedy said. "This is serious business." The dialogue ranged well beyond the court's annual...
...Barson joins the firm's business restructuring and bankruptcy group as...firm as partner in the Detroit office and will focus on...
Reasonable persons should be able to fashion reasonable restrictions—a framework for gun control in the aftermath of Newtown—without violating core Second Amendment rights
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