The Legal Intelligencer...34; Ray Kelly...
Originally Published: Law Technology News
...Five months after merging his firm into Pepper Hamilton, former FBI director and judge Louis J. Freeh has been named as the firm...
...a far corner of SEC headquarters overlooking a parking lot. With...the name of a confidential FBI informant to an investor and...
...the agency as a supervisor in a communications unit in the FBI headquarters in Washington. The bureau had "legitimate business reasons" to initially...
...the agency as a supervisor in a communications unit in the FBI headquarters in Washington. The bureau had "legitimate business reasons" to...
...The Walt Disney Co.'s headquarters in Burbank, Calif., officials of...Customs and Border Protection, the FBI, the General Services Administration Office...
...in late 2008 following an FBI raid earlier that year at...career employees from the District headquarters to field offices, and the...
...and FBI agents gathered for an all-hands meeting at the Bond Building on New York Avenue Northwest in Washington, D.C., the headquarters of...
...group and its diversity committee. In a ceremony at FBI Headquarters, Director Robert S. Mueller III recognized the...
...by nearly 8 percent, the FBI reported Monday, as racial prejudice...last week at Justice Department headquarters here. The department said it...
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