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...Based in Emeryville, Calif., BRG operates from 23 offices in the United States, Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom. In 2012, the firm...
...claims by defendants. Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee comprise the Sixth...says complaints that fail to state a claim in which relief...
...Health System Co. He received his law degree in 1995 from Ohio State University Michael E. Moritz College of Law. DeBra's practice...
...class action, brought by three Ohio public-employee retirement funds, alleged...OIL GIANT ARE BIGGEST IN STATE'S HISTORY CONCORD...
...don't understand that question," said Jacob, dean emeritus of Stetson University College of Law. "If I could have argued either side, there...
...living: driving on a California highway. Only he wasn't driving his state-issued highway patrol car that day in late August 2009. Nor was...
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National Law Journal
...the law-fall short. Other states' whistleblower laws accommodate internal reports...professor of surgery at The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center...
... The University of Akron School...from outside of Ohio to consider Akron...
...seeing the application figures from the Law School Admission Council (LSAC), Ohio State University Michael E. Moritz College of Law professor Deborah Jones Merritt decided...
...and the United States government to allow...Supreme Court of Ohio. Joseph...degree from Georgetown University Law Center in...
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