The Legal Intelligencer...London's financial center. Oman's historic ties to Southeast Asia, including Singapore, will also be a benefit, Duane Morris said. In...
Duane Morris has opened a new office in Palo Alto, Calif., making for the firm's fifth office in the state. The new location will focus, at the start, on intellectual property litigation. To that end
...As it seeks to expand its presence in Asia, Philadelphia-based Duane Morris finds itself dogged again and again by the...
...so lawyers who more typically focus on China, India, Korea or Southeast Asia may experience little interruption to their work. Of course, those lawyers...
...But now, the fastest growing markets for American business are in Asia, where the value placed on intellectual property historically has been fairly low...
...commercial firms' ethnic minority lawyers are recruited from India, China and Southeast Asia.The results will make grim reading for the U...
...corporate law with a focus on advising multinational and foreign companies in Asia, North America, Europe and Latin America on cross-border direct foreign investment...
...said, he hopes to do more of the same, perhaps in Southeast Asia. But the Iraq mission, he said, remains the high point of...
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...Hamilton has contributed $100,000 toward the disaster relief efforts in Southeast Asia, splitting the money evenly between two charities. The firm gave $50...
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