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...were planners and presenters for "The Consumer Fraud Product Labeling Class Action Phenomenon: Labels, Language and Lessons — Now and the Future," a...
...on such public channels, you're missing an opportunity to gain important insights and, of equal importance, establish that you care about your customers and...
David B. White, founding member of Burns White, was one of two individuals named as this year's Distinguished Alumni by Duquesne University School of Law
...voting to disallow GSA clubs, often with the full knowledge that their actions violate federal law. The ACLU of Pennsylvania has had to step in...
...two years. Our staff examined our archives and asked for insight from respected legal professionals in coming up with our list of honorees...
Compulsory arbitration cases historically posed problems for diverse defendants seeking to remove a personal injury case to federal court
Most mergers fail. Not just law firm mergers, mind you, but most mergers period. Studies cited in the Harvard Business Review peg the failure rate between 70 and 90 percent, a staggering figure when
The quest to not only retain clients, but to acquire new work, can be daunting. It has been well-documented that the legal pie, from a relative perspective, is shrinking. The recent recession caused
...claimed that due to racial discrimination, he was subject to three adverse actions, the opinion said. After a trial was held in July...
...areas include public housing, products liability, labor, commercial litigation, health care, class actions, government relations and insurance defense, among others. There were certainly...
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