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...to use in running a busy law department for a fast-growing global medical-technology business. (Revenues were $4.9 billion in 2004, $7.7...
...Pro Bono, which is a global partnership project of the Pro...of the Fortune 100 companies have either set up...
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...March 2010 until June 2012, when he left to focus on a global business development consulting firm with domestic, South American and Latin American clients...
...from technology-assisted review and global investigations to litigation holds and...or half a million, or $100,000, or $50,000 dollars...
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...scanned using automated code-scanning tools. (Most projects run between five and 100,000 files.) The automated scan results are then reviewed manually to confirm...
...151; whether a start-up or mature, small or large, regional or global — at some point, legal advice and expertise are essential. Companies may...
...Brunswick. Topic: Land Use and Global Warming. NJSBA...a.m., at office headquarters, 100 Metroplex Dr. at Plainfield Ave...
...New Jersey managing partner Philip Sellinger is chair of Greenberg Traurig's Global Litigation Practice and in that position helps determine and develop broad firm...
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