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...president, general counsel, and secretary of Horizon Lines Inc., to its Virginia Beach, Virginia, office as of counsel. Sutherland Asbill & Brennan...
...had been an associate curator at the Norton Museum in West Palm Beach, Florida, and earned an undergraduate degree in art history from Emory University...
...Freddie Mac HQ: McLean, Virginia GC: Robert Bostrom U.S...
...FREDDIE MAC HQ: MCLEAN, VIRGINIA GC: ROBERT BOSTROM U.S. LAWYERS: 95 The collapse...
...earned his J.D. and B.A. degrees from the University of Virginia. Anyone going up against these two had better be ready...
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The makers of VitaminWater rack up successes in court as they snag would-be imitators with trade dress lawsuits
As VitaminWater's popularity and distribution grows, so does the number of would-be imitators. The company's small but feisty legal department may not be able to stop competitors from bottling and se
Call the makers of VitaminWater in Queens, N.Y., and a recorded female voice that sounds strikingly similar to Fran Drescher's in The Nanny asks if you're thirsty. "Well, you're in luck," she says. "
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