The Legal Intelligencer...serves clients through the firm's government affairs affiliate, Duane Morris Government Strategies. •...
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...executive director of the Harrisburg office of Duane Morris affiliate Duane Morris Government Strategies, also worked on the deal on behalf of US Airways...
...Duane Morris partner...will develop strategies to identify...North Carolina False Claims Act...
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