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...Jonathan Armstrong is a partner at Duane Morris, and a host of the firm's ...
...Jonathan Armstrong is a partner at Duane Morris, and a host of the firm's ...
After years of BlackBerry dominance, firmsnow embrace Apple and Android devices
Amid a flurry of law firms forming e-discovery practice groups, Drinker Biddle & Reath has taken the concept a step further by creating a subsidiary to handle the technical side of managing electroni
Originally Published: The Legal Intelligencer
...potentially bad facts," said Guy Chambers, an IP litigator at Duane Morris in San Francisco, who is not involved in the case....
Originally Published: The Recorder
...stint at CT TyMetrix and she worked at the law firm Duane Morris as business development manager. Her JD comes from Fordham University, and...
...company. Vizibility says its law firm client roster includes Duane Morris, Loeb & Loeb, Lowenstein Sandler, McCarter & English, and Novak Druce...
...Steven Koffs, a partner and senior patent attorney at Philadelphia's Duane Morris. Making additional provisional filings when there's a significant improvement is...
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