National Law Journal
...practice. He focuses on market access for firm clients in eastern and central Europe and specializes in energy and investment banking. Previously, he was...
...favoring disclosure and production of all relevant information in litigation. Europe is a different story. Under many of its laws and constitutions, data...
...What are some of those emerging markets? Certainly Eastern Europe falls in that category. Various markets in Asia fall in that...
...office in New Jersey. The company is building its business in Eastern Europe, particularly Russia; the Asia-Pacific region; and South America, particularly Brazil...
...legal — new high-capacity magazines (often made in China or Eastern Europe) readily found their way into the United States. The assailant in...
Michael Magee joins Dinsmore & Shohl's products liability and tort practice groups as partner in the Pittsburgh office. Plus more law firm movers in this week's column
Deprecated The American Lawyer
...London Reinsurance then placed the funds in the Bank of Butterfield in Europe. When London Reinsurance attempted to transfer the funds to Vavasseur, it learned...
...accomplishments of the debt-ceiling bill and the subsequent wonderful happenings in Europe. We see good demand in Asia, pretty steady in the U.S...
...innovative country in the history of mankind to mimic that of a Europe having less than a third of the United States' patenting zeal. Why...
News Corp.'s phone-hacking scandal is giving these attorneys plenty to do
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