National Law Journal
Drinker Biddle lobbied for more than 50 organizations during the first three quarters of this year, pulling in $3.9 million, according to congressional records. More than half its clients are in the
With an estimated 45,000 attorneys in the metropolitan area, Chicago is one of the fastest-growing legal centers in the country. And while many firms were forced to cut back during the recession, a s
...the law school, Shields was a partner in the former Gardner Carton & Douglas practicing nonprofit law, corporate law, health care law and international...
Profile of Howard Rosenburg, general counsel for Chicago Investment Group LL
...amp; Reath's acquisition of Gardner Carton & Douglas and...
...experience. In January 2007, Drinker Biddle & Reath combined with Gardner Carton & Douglas. Mary Devlin Capizzi came from Gardner Carton, and Deirdre Mullen...
...40 percent after a Jan. 1, 2007, merger with Chicago-based Gardner Carton & Douglas. The combined firm then created a new practice group management system...
Profile of A.B. Cruz III, executive vice president and general counsel of media conglomerate The E.W. Scripps Co
...Sachnoff & Weaver; Philadelphia's Drinker Biddle & Reath took in Chicago-based Gardner, Carton & Douglas; and Locke Liddell & Sapp of Texas merged with the near equally...
...Attorney Harold L. Kaplan, the former chairman of the now defunct Gardner, Carton & Douglas and now a partner at the successor firm Drinker Biddle & Reath...
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