National Law Journal
...teaching at Harvard Business School for 13...when then-Harvard Law School dean Elena...highly placed law firm leaders, and a...
...Amy Beth Dambeck joins the firm as senior counsel to the...on providing clients with employment law guidance. Previously, Dambeck...
...held by companies that do business in the United States, with...Lawmakers continued to amend the law over the next decade as...
...three years of law school before being...higher-paying law firms, there is reason...major in the business school after one...
...For the class entering law school in the fall of...admission is producing profoundly serious business problems for a large proportion...
...Research Group LLC, a consulting firm that provides expert testimony, litigation and regulatory support to law firms. It also provides strategic...
...Moccasin Co. has directed the firm to advocate on trademark enforcement...The company says it helps law enforcement officials detect knock-off...
...Betsy Hames isn't a lawyer, but the law permeates nearly every aspect of her job overseeing employee relations in Emory...
...U.S. antitrust law. PHILADELPHIA...
...provide business advisory services in any event. Now we're formalizing it and structuring it." Manatt is the latest law firm seeking...
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