The Legal Intelligencer
Attorneys for a former American International Group executive are pushing forward in an attempt to force New York state to disclose Eliot Spitzer's private emails in a test of the requirements of the
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
...judge has denied an insurance company's request to probe a...lost any steam following Martin v. Allstate Fire and Casualty...
Joseph M. Manko and Michael M. Meloy, partners with Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox, are set to participate in the Delaware Valley Green Building Council's third annual PA/NJ Sustainability Symposium on T
...Banks III, a partner at the workers' compensation boutique formerly known as Martin Banks, has filed a suit claiming the other partners at the firm...
... Leo M. Flynn, Martins Mill Legal Center, Philadelphia.Schaer represented Tipton Trucking Company Inc., which admitted its driver...
...New Jersey v. RPI Energy, in 2008, alleging that the energy company running the Portland Generating Station violated the Clean Air Act. The station...
As an attorney, the ability to write, proficiently, is imperative. Writing in the law is a form of art — advocacy in its most creative form. The goal is to paint a pathway that leads to an obvi
When the leader of a computer crime ring was sentenced in Boston to 20 years in prison for his role in one of the country's largest-ever hacking cases in 2010, U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz vowed public
Originally Published: National Law Journal
So, you passed the bar. Congratulations! You may be among the lucky ones to have landed a great job, or perhaps you are still looking for the right fit. You may have even joined a bar association or
...Litigation. Quest Diagnostics Inc., a Madison, N.J., medical company incorporated in Delaware, purchased Celera Corp., an Alameda, Calif., health care company...
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