National Law Journal
...trade associations. Autor, the name plaintiff, represented the National Retail Federation on an advisory board. Zamoyski advocated for the Society of Chemical Manufacturers and...
...D.C. Circuit in September for the challengers, including the National Association of Manufacturers. "The D.C. Circuit decision was a...
...pay the bankrupt firm's estate more than $500,000 as part of a broader settlement that is expected to insulate him from most future...
...politics are part of the DNA of...American Wind Energy Association and the Solar...found the Ohio Manufacturers Association Energy Group...
...which brand-name manufacturers pay generic drug...Justices seemed skeptical of the government's...the Generic Pharmaceutical Association, said that "...
National Law Journal
...United States Court of Appeals Fifth Circuit ...
...only $46 million of a $200 million...The Kentucky Bar Association's board of...the drug's manufacturer. Under their client...
...34;How, the American Library Association asks, are the libraries to...permission to distribute these millions of books?" wrote Breyer. "...
..., a group of Nigerian nationals initially asked the justices whether...
..., a group of Nigerian nationals initially asked the justices whether...
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