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...s Jun He Law Offices. “There is a feeling that the U.S. government...
...the ranks of other Am Law (lawyers who have made their...challenging the legality of the military commissions established to try him...
...lately been getting plenty of attention within the ranks of The Am Law 100 and beyond. Prior to delivering his State of the...
The family of American engineer Shane Todd, who died in Singapore last June under mysterious circumstances, has retained a team of five lawyers to represent them at a coroner's inquest
...had lunch, there was the somewhat jarring sight of three South Korean military officers dressed in pixelated camouflage fatigues dining amid the bankers and lawyers...
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...10th anniversary of the Iraq war, The Am Law Daily contacted lawyers with personal connections to a conflict that ...
...10th anniversary of the Iraq war, The Am Law Daily contacted lawyers with personal connections to a conflict that ...
...urging the nation’s highest court to strike down the California law barring gay and lesbian couples from marrying. (...
...side of Wall Street to return to the ranks of The Am Law 100 is among the more notable lateral moves in recent memory—...
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