National Law Journal
...False Claims Act. Attorney for plaintiffs: Nicholas Woodfield, The Employment Law Group, Washington. Attorney for defendant: Carlos Recio, Carlos M. Recio...
...top lawyer for Berkeley Research Group LLC, a consulting firm that...litigation and regulatory support to law firms. It also provides strategic...
...providing clients with employment law guidance. Previously, Dam...health care practice group as partner in...
...from Georgetown University Law Center and New...commercial litigation practice group and co-chairmen...Md., firm's employment law practice. He...
...s public strategies group in the New...firm's business law department as partner...litigating labor and employment disputes. Previously, Birchfield...
...BUSINESS LAW ...
...Section on Legal Education has stood steadfast against efforts to reform its law school accreditation activities. Since legal education provides access to justice, power and...
...Stephani Abramson, counsel for procurement and employment law, National Archives and Records Administration; Kristin Alden, The Alden Law Group; William Bransford, Shaw Bransford & Roth...
...U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on...grab," a group of small business...University School of Law. ...
National Law Journal
...violated the Age Discrimination in Employment Act ("ADEA"), 29...judgment as a matter of law ("JMOL"), substantially reduced...
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