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Its gross revenues may be edging ever–closer to the half–billion–dollar mark, but Philadelphia–based Duane Morris is a midmarket firm at heart, its typical client a small or medium–sized company with less than $1 billion in revenue and limited overseas operations. “The...
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...Respondents Anthony Pedeferri and Carrie Pedeferri. Duane Morris LLP, Paul J. Killion, Max H. Stern and Colleen A. Cassidy...
...EASTER; JA C I DUGAN, each individuals and Hualapai Indian Tribe employees; DUANE YELLOWHAWK, Honorable, individual and judge of the Hualapai Tribe Court, Defendants-Appellees...
...Schultz for Cross?defendant and Appellant. Duane Morris, Brian A. Kelly, Paul J. Killion, Kathryn T.K. Schultz for...
...COUNSEL Westrup Klick, R. Duane Westrup, Mark L. Van Buskirk, Jennifer L. Connor; Krieger & Krieger, Linda...
...J. Renick for Defendant and Respondent. Duane Morris, John E. Fagan, Paul J. Killion and Jill Penwarden for California...
...the Florida Bar. Paul D. Moore; Duane Morris LLP, Boston, Massachusetts, for Amici Curiae New CH YMC Acquisition LLC...
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...and Appellant Stonebridge Life Insurance Company. Duane Morris, Philip R. Matthews, Andrew K. Gordon and William J. Baron for...
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