The Legal Intelligencer
Most firms have a founding lawyer or two—Crowell & Moring had 53. The Washington, D.C.–based firm got its start in 1979, thanks to former Jones Day attorneys who had already developed one of the country’s leading government contracts practice. Today, in addition to the D.C. office—one...
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...34; Ralph Lauren attorney Tom Hanusik, a partner at Washington's Crowell & Moring, told The National Law Journal by email. "The...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...how clever they are at covering their tracks." Crowell & Moring partner David Bodenheimer said that the latest attack differed from last...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
Drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline has agreed to settle with plaintiffs for a total of $195 million over allegations that it monopolized the market for its nasal spray Flonase
Growth in revenue is the single most important goal for law firms in the coming year in the midst of a minimally growing pool of outside legal spend, a recent BTI Consulting Group survey showed
...A former Crowell & Moring associate who pleaded guilty to embezzling $10.7 million in client...
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
The number of intellectual property cases filed at the International Trade Commission in fiscal year 2012 fell by 30 percent, leading some to wonder if the agency's allure as the latest IP hotspot is
...A former Crowell & Moring associate who fled to Hong Kong to avoid arrest and had...
...A former Crowell & Moring associate who fled to Hong Kong to avoid arrest and had...
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
A federal appeals court has ruled that a whistleblower can pursue allegations under the U.S. False Claims Act that his former employer, Lockheed Martin Corp., underbid on a $900 million contract
...stay in the case. The rulings largely represent a win for Crowell & Moring (Daybreak), Pepper Hamilton (UAE), Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney (Hillandale) and Eimer...
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