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Valley Forge, Pa.-based The Chartwell Law Offices has acquired nine-lawyer Miami-based maritime and admiralty law firm Houck Anderson, effective today
Following an active 2011, 2012 was relatively quiet, particularly with regard to lateral movement between midsized Pennsylvania firms
...lateral move that resulted in the closing of Swartz Campbell's Fort Myers, Fla., office and the opening of a Fort Myers location for...
...lateral move that resulted in the closing of Swartz Campbell's Fort Myers, Fla., office and the opening of a Fort Myers location for...
...J.; Maria Babinetz, vocational, Fort Washington, Pa.; Royal A. Bunin, economics, Wynnewood, Pa. Defense Counsel: Marc Myers, Romando Zirulnik Sherlock &...
...upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit brought on behalf of Eric Myers, a Fort Myers man who applied for a $55,000-a-year management...
...November 2010 that it introduced a fleet of CNG vehicles in Fort Myers, Fla. "I read about what they did in...
...November 2010 that it introduced a fleet of CNG vehicles in Fort Myers, Fla. "I read about what they did in...
Understanding how to harness social media in the practice of law is a hot topic. From marketing your law practice and trying a case in the media to discovery and jury instructions, social media has i
...Forum, a development of homes and a large retail center in Fort Myers. Hill held rights to broker the land being sold...
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