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...a review under a resolution, HR 226, that has been unanimously...resolution. The Pennsylvania Department of Corrections estimates that 40...
...34; package. The federal government spent...database overseen by the Treasury Department known as the Judgment Fund...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...recipient of its "Outstanding HR Leader of 2013" award...Kathryn Crary, business law department, Philadelphia office. •...
... My primary responsibility is managing the company's legal department, which represents the company in a variety of matters, including contract negotiations...
Paul is a brilliant, tech-savvy junior partner nearing the end of his 12-hour day. He responds to dozens of emails from a midtown cab, finalizes a settlement agreement at the corner Starbucks, and re
Originally Published: Law Technology News
...well-represented on the defendant side of the caption. The U.S. Department of Labor and private litigants continued to target the industry in 2012...
...Full Text Accountable Care Organizations...
Employers often believe that having a troubled or troubling employee resign from employment is a panacea to avoid litigation. As such, employers often propose that, instead of terminating an employee
Archer & Greiner is set to host "HR Boot Camp" on Friday at the Mansion on Main Street in Voorhees, N.J
Articles abound about what law firms should do to successfully integrate lateral partners — checklists for best practices, descriptions of integration programs, war stories of integrations gone
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