Law Technology News...featured two veteran technologists: David Neesen, Los Angeles-based CIO of Greenberg Glusker; and David Bustle, IT director of BuchalterNemer, which has California offices...
Attorney Dan Nabel considers an ethical problem: What do you do if you discover something potentially harmful to your case on the public portion of a client's social networking page? Can you advise t
...to lawsuits, according to Aaron Moss, an entertainment litigation partner at Greenberg Glusker Fields Claman & Machtinger. Moss, co-founder of the Los Angeles...
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Bimbos at Baker & McKenzie, slaves at Skadden, whipping boys at McDermott Will. These groups, and their firms, now have their own Facebook pages automatically generated by the social networking site'
...Hecker and Greenberg Glusker Fields Claman & Machtinger ...
...along with Robert Dougherty of Shearman & Sterling, and Dave Neesen of Greenberg Glusker. I saw Janine come into the room, and all-but-literally...
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