New Jersey Law Journal
...Heights — Scarinci Hollenbeck has expanded into Washington, D.C., with help from an insider: Moe Vela, a...
...Montange represents, along with the city, Rails to Trails Conservancy of Washington, D.C., and a local group, the Harsimus Stem Embankment Preservation Coalition...
...left government service to join Cohen, Milstein, Sellers & Toll in Washington, D.C., in its civil rights and employment practice group. ...
...attorney surplus in each of the country's 50 states plus Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico for 2009. I'd posted a...
Originally Published: the_am_law_daily
...call. Yale's attorney, Janet Satterthwaite of Venable in Washington, D.C., says the academy’s announcement of plans to change...
...Deborah Marcuse, an attorney with the firm of Sanford Heisler in Washington, D.C., which filed the case. In a statement, Merck...
A putative class action alleges that St. Peter's Healthcare System of New Brunswick improperly claims a religious exemption that has resulted in its pension plan being $70 million short
Many attorneys make procedural errors when trying to bring a negligence case against an employee of the United States. In this article, a former U.S. Attorney highlights the proper way to bring such
...he or she works primarily but not exclusively in offices in Washington, D.C., or anywhere else? Or a general counsel to a national...
...Abrams wrote that representatives of several of the states went to Washington, D.C., in early January to discuss coordinating their cases. The attorneys...
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