The Legal Intelligencer
...19 meeting at the Union League. Basu, who in addition to...power and the purchase of consumer goods. He noted...
...go to two nonprofits that work on consumer protection issues, the National Consumers League and the Consumers Union. The company also agreed to split and...
Here are the 2012 Lawyers on the Fast Track
...which trademark owners can make a robust showing that sponsored ads cause consumer confusion, or that the operator of the search engine was aware that...
...with other owners in the National Hockey League for the right to host...
...Pennsylvania dismissed a civil rights action against the company that had alleged national origin discrimination and retaliation. Similarly, Begley successfully defended client Amtrak...
...Pennsylvania dismissed a civil rights action against the company that had alleged national origin discrimination and retaliation. Similarly, Begley successfully defended client Amtrak...
...strategizing/planning team development, construction of business plans for departmental growth and national expansion, development of departmental internal policies and procedures, and more. She works...
... Whether he'll ever be called director of the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is another matter. Nominated by President Obama...
In May 2008, The Legal Intelligencer published a piece in which several law firm leaders expressed interest in growing their practices in the Lehigh Valley, hailing it as a potential hot spot for new
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