The Legal Intelligencer
...and Jonathan J. James, James, Schwartz &...Jenkins, Tucker Law Group, Philadelphia. ...
...White's Wall Street ties. John Alan James, the executive director...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...• Steven Felsenstein • Rachel Fendell • James Figorski • Mark D. Freeman • Nicole Friant...
...lateral moves plus a large group defection among Pennsylvania firms....
When a newspaper dredged up the video rental history of Robert Bork in 1987, the U.S. Supreme Court nominee became the catalyst for Congress to shield the privacy of everyday Americans against what a
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...moderated by James Beam, investment...Simon Public Relations Group Inc....
...Philadelphia. The reception, which is sponsored by the James Street Group and Stratos Legal, is from 5:30 to...
In the wake of the release of a survey of in-house counsel expressing strongly negative views of the legal climate in Pennsylvania, particularly in Philadelphia, the administrative judge in charge of
...vouchers to get street money she had...Magisterial District Judge James J. Hanley Jr...from various interest groups but refused a...
...white-collar/investigations groups, and focuses his...18th and Arch streets, Philadelphia. James T. Giles...
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