The Recorder
Jurors who turn to social media while in trial may be giving parties ammunition to overturn the verdict, say Richard Raysman of Holland & Knight and Peter Brown of Peter Brown & Associates
...a partner in the firm's finance group. Zimmer, previously with Holland & Knight, will serve as co-leader of Pillsbury's transportation finance team...
...insolvent. Rather than put up a fight, Fenwick & West and Holland & Knight agreed in late March to pay $15,000 and $26,197...
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...insolvent. Rather than put up a fight, Fenwick & West and Holland & Knight agreed in late March to pay $15,000 and $26,197...
...insolvent. Rather than put up a fight, Fenwick & West and Holland & Knight agreed in late March to pay $15,000 and $26,197...
...College of Trust and Estate Counsel. Thoreen, a partner in Holland & Knight's Los Angeles office, is a litigator and trial attorney...
...FRANCISCO David Deal has joined Holland & Knight as senior counsel. Deal, formerly the general counsel of Fairfield...
...half of the time. For example, a recent study issued by Holland & Knight analyzes the 95 published appellate CEQA decisions issued between 1997 and...
...public projects and infill developments. According to a recent analysis by Holland & Knight, out of the 95 published appellate and state Supreme Court decisions...
Developer allies push for it every year, but in 2013, there won't be much pushback
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