National Law Journal
...Care Act. Based in Emeryville, Calif., BRG operates from 23 offices in the United States, Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom...
...Patent and Trademark Office, with 29 matters...Co., in the Northern District of California. Of...
...impact on the northern Virginia technology and...Maryland and the District. We expect to...nongovernmental organizations] whose offices were raided in...
...Kan., nor a spokesman for the U.S. attorney's office for the Northern District of Mississippi, returned calls for comment. Scruggs is...
...Agency, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia denied a...
...attorney's office for criminal contempt prosecution. The plaintiff claimed the merger would prevent it from collecting on Northern District of New...
... affirmed District of Massachusetts Judge...William Bryson and Northern District of California...
National Law Journal
...2009, charging multiple violations of federal securities laws. The SEC asked the district court to appoint a receiver for Stanford and his companies in order...
...years on its Legal Department Cooperative, an initiative run through its Washington office that coordinated hiring outside counsel on matters of common interest to the...
...Judge Joan Lefkow of the Northern District of Illinois. Lefkow had ruled...
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