Corporate Counsel
...kid." Meltzer earned a B.A. in international relations from the University of Pennsylvania. After graduating from George Washington University School of Law, he...
...Healthy Workplace Bill [PDF], drafted by Suffolk University Law School professor David Yamada. Practitioners are using the proposed...
...s capital, Markham followed in his father's footsteps and attended West Virginia University College of Law. After graduation, he was a clerk for Judge...
...capital, Markham followed in his father’s footsteps and attended West Virginia University College of Law. After graduation, he was a clerk for Judge...
... Indiana University hired JACKIE...as GC to West Virginia governor Earl Ray...
...in a Harvard University dormitory room in...2004. Fenwick & West led the team...is in Reston, Virginia.) Ruttenberg worked on...
...operations and freight service," Thal says. Thal attended the University of Nebraska at Kearny and Creighton University School of Law. When she...
...Modern Art, had been an associate curator at the Norton Museum in West Palm Beach, Florida, and earned an undergraduate degree in art history from...
...sen, who are in Palo Alto, and Lawton, who is in Reston, Virginia.) Cooley had previously done work for Zynga. Smith was a Cooley partner...
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