National Law Journal
...violence is the acquisition of information, or intelligence, about the capabilities of groups and specific individuals, as well as similar information about their actual plans...
...providing exceptional assistance in our...Department's legal team—...District of New York—said...and regulatory group, said via...
...Massachusetts ended some of the legal speculation about how federal prosecutors...death penalty jurisdictions — a group that includes Massachusetts — that...
...Political and religious groups at both ends...of our main legal arguments is that...Portland; and TransGender New Hampshire. ...
National Law Journal
...Attorneys at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld and the New York Legal Assistance Group interceded with the veterans affairs department to acquire another one...
...District of New York denied plaintiffs...access to legal memos that...to terrorist groups. The other...
...house in New York's Rockaway...applications for assistance from the...a growing group of colleagues...weekends offering legal services, and...
National Law Journal
...a foreign arbitral award against Fujian Mawei Shipbuilding Ltd., Fujian Shipbuilding Industry Group Corp., and the People's Republic of China. This case requires us...
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