New York Law Journal
...law and complex commercial litigation. • Arent Fox intellectual property partner Marylee Jenkins, who...
...a partner at Fulbright & Jaworski; Sarcinella was a partner at Arent Fox. • Paul Hastings has elected...
Evicting a woman from her public housing apartment in New York City was not an excessive punishment for concealing income from the Housing Authority and thus paying lower rent than she should have fo
...Human Trafficking, led by former State Bar President Bernice Leber of Arent Fox and Sandra Rivera of Manatt, Phelps & Phillips in Albany, will...
Cooley corporate partner Jim Fulton has relocated from Palo Alto, Calif., to New York to serve as partner-in-charge of the office, while other firms announce new hires
...LEONARD GRUNSTEIN PLAINTIFFS, v. CAMMEBY'S FUNDING LLC def-res — Arent Fox LLP, New York (Allen G. Reiter of counsel), for ap —...
... The suits target Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld; Arent Fox; Dechert; DLA Piper; Dorsey & Whitney; Duane Morris; Jones Day; K...
...an audience of employers at a Nov. 14 panel hosted by Arent Fox. Still, employment attorneys say they expect employers to be...
...American Booksellers Association and Barnes & Noble, Inc.: David N. Wynn, Arent Fox LLP, New York, NY. Deanne Ottaviano, Arent...
...Arent Fox LLP, New York (Allen G. Reiter of counsel), for appellants....
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