...represented by Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher partner Miguel Estrada, cochair of the firm's appellate and constitutional law practice. He issued a formal statement...
...accepted to the university's law school during her senior year...year working for a law firm in Japan. "I wanted...
...the interpretation of terms in patent claims—is a matter of law for courts, not juries, to decide. Patent claims, appended to the end...
...counsel with the law firm in Palo Alto...firm as a partner in D.C...
...oppose the recess appointments heralded the April 9 nominations of Arent Fox partner Harry Johnson III and Morgan, Lewis & Bockius partner Philip Miscimarra as...
...Fiduciary Claim " State Law Claims " Substantial Issue...claimed that her partner, defendant Michele Barrack...of the law firm of Benesch, Fredlander...
When a merger-and-acquisition deal commences, in-house counsel of private and public companies face daunting tasks
Originally Published: Texas Lawyer
...of strategic initiatives at Proskauer Rose; and Nat Slavin, founding partner of law firm consultancy Wicker Park Group—took questions from Alicia Brown...
...Loegering, firm hiring partner for Dallas-based Locke Lord, says that the strength of the energy boom and economy in Texas means more law students...
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