The Recorder...giving no reasons whatsoever. Before the Ninth Circuit, Keesal, Young & Logan partner Bernard "Ben" Suter emphasized that Stone &...
...new litigation associates. James Alexander was previously with Keesal, Young & Logan, while Brent Jones, Nicola McMillan, ...
...Samir Abdelnour as an associate. Abdelnour, who joins from Keesal, Young & Logan, focuses on environmental law and commercial litigation. He received his...
...last month, Albert Peacock III, of Long Beach's Keesal, Young & Logan, representing Jacobs Facilities, said the AOC had dawdled on signing...
...said Klinger. Albert Peacock, of Long Beach's Keesal, Young & Logan, said Jacobs Engineering Group had internally transferred the contract to...
...the appellant. Stefan Perovich of Keesal, Young & Logan argued for the appellees. OPINION...
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...Cameron Stout has joined in San Francisco as partner from Keesal, Young & Logan, where he had been for nearly 24 years, and wealth...
...s West Coast litigation group as a partner. Previously with Keesal, Young & Logan, Stout is a 1984 graduate of University of San Francisco...
...Cameron Stout has joined in S.F. as partner from Keesal, Young & Logan, where he had been for nearly 24 years, and wealth...
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