New Jersey Law Journal
One of Boston’s old–line law firms, Goodwin Procter has seen much expansion since the late 1990s, tripling in size and growing its presence in Asia and London. A full–service firm, Goodwin focuses on technology, intellectual property, life sciences, private equity, real estate, and...
Read the Goodwin Procter LLP firm profile.
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Participants in an ERISA-sponsored 401(k) benefit plan may recover excessive fees charged on annuity insurance contracts
The Law Firm Sustainability Network is dedicated to helping law offices become "green" through such practices as cutting power consumption and diminishing their carbon footprints
Plaintiffs claiming the osteoporosis medication Fosamax caused them femur fractures are pre-empted from suing generic manufacturers, a federal judge in Trenton rules
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