National Law Journal
...focus on the financial services, manufacturing, mining and...joins the corporate department and private wealth...
Profile of Matthew Jacobs, general counsel of Black Duck Software
... Republican members of the House Financial Services Committee felt stood up by the U.S. Department of Justice's second-in-command, James...
... ALLY FINANCIAL CUTS DEAL TO RESOLVE BANKRUPTCY...
...amp; Poor's Financial Services LLC made regarding...puffery," Justice Department lawyers have argued...
...leadership — to provide a financial backstop so their law schools...time that the traditional legal services industry has entered a period...
All five nominees to the National Labor Relations Board appeared Thursday before a sharply divided U.S. Senate committee. Democrats urged their speedy confirmation while Republicans called the board
National Law Journal
...Solid Waste Management Department, oversees the collection...collection and disposal services to residents and...are subject to financial penalties. Additionally, the...
National Law Journal
...no objection to "whoop[ing] his ass." Doc Muhammad had financial difficulties, and he testified that appellant told him that if he could...
...Sherman said that DuPré carries a lot of responsibility in the department, given that "50 percent" of her daily activities today are...
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