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...SEC, first and foremost a regulatory agency, to achieve the right...Gorman, a partner in the Washington office of Dorsey Whitney who...
...Obama's first term. Rick Firestone, a partner in the Washington office of McDermott Will & Emery, agrees that White's nomination sends...
...Regulatory Summit panel in December, a team of energy regulation experts considered the issues ahead in 2013. The panel included Shemin Proctor, Washington...
...deal and as part of the NLJ's Regulatory Summit, the top partners at five big Washington firms explored the year ahead for the business...
...month, at The National Law Journal's first-ever Regulatory Summit, Washington insiders made it clear: If the House and Senate are unable...
...National Law Journal's regulatory summit, a one-day conference that...
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...a proposal to limit the regulatory power of the Obama administration...be the subject of a summit on Dec. 2 at the...
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...in Carter Lake, Iowa, was eligible for gaming under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA) as land taken into trust as part of "the restoration...
...Nov. 5 and 6 in Washington, the section will present back...1, during a Re-entry Summit, those who run re-entry...
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