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...firm's expansion of its practice in New York City, Dallas, Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles. He says the firm has about 20...
...counsel Larry Pechacek, tax partner John Lynch, all of Houston; and Washington, D.C.-based antitrust partner Billy Vigdor. At Morgan Lewis...
...include senior counsel Scott Sherman of Houston and Josh Zive of Washington, D.C., and associates Elizabeth Brummett Behncke, Harrison Bolling, Clay Brett, Erica...
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Avvo's Josh King shares his top 10 suggestions for attorneys who wish to write, but don't due to legal concerns
Originally Published: The Recorder
...To prepare, Lauten says he held three moot court arguments in Washington D.C. — two before the consumer rights advocacy group Public...
...98); Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (8); St. Louis (8); San Antonio (47); Washington, D.C. (71); firmwide (789) litigation, corporate, intellectual...
Overbilling is something that all consumers of legal services should know about and protect themselves from. There are several actions that a client can and should take to protect itself from possibl
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
Because there will never be a season of The Wire focusing on corporate crime, we've put together a quick reference guide for need-to-know corporate federal criminal procedure terms
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
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