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...A top lawyer at Butzel Long who helped the firm seek government relief from its pension fund...
...of whether holiday displays are constitutional: "[T]he Supreme Court has long permitted exhibits like the Warren holiday display, and the Establishment Clause does...
...verdict in its long fight over the Bratz line. PENSION PROBLEMS Detroit law firm Butzel Long has asked...
...Detroit law firm Butzel Long has asked a federal agency to take over its pension plan...
...Butzel Long (Detroit): Andrew Shaffer joins the firm as partner in...
Illinois AG has sued S&P, alleging it misrepresented its analysis as objective, independent
...unusually strong language, a federal bankruptcy judge recently slammed Washington's Butzel Long Tighe Patton for failing to disclose a client conflict and stripped...
Michigan continues to be hard-hit by the recession, with the unemployment rate over 10%. Law firms with roots in Detroit were able to grab some domestic work, mainly focused on regulatory changes, in
...involving valuation, classification and related issues. Previously, he was a partner Butzel Long. LOEB & LOEB: John Griem...
...Attorney for plaintiff: Thomas Patton, Butzel Long Tighe Patton, Washington. U.S. DISTRICT COURT IN...
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