National Law Journal
Bell, Calif., briefly occupied the nation's attention when the Los Angeles Times made it front-page news that the troubled city in an unglamorous section of Los Angeles County was paying its civic le
...in the Minneapolis area and elsewhere. In the past five years, Kutak Rock; Stoel Rives; Ogletree, Deakins, Nash Smoak & Stewart; and Barnes &...
...very strong." — David Jacobson | Chairman, Kutak Rock, Omaha, Neb. ...
...Diversity: breach of contract. Attorney for plaintiff: Loc Pfeiffer, Kutak Rock, Richmond, Va. U.S. DISTRICT COURT IN...
...quot; Entry-level positions have been scarce. Omaha-based Kutak Rock has done away with hiring large classes of summer associates. David...
Deprecated The American Lawyer
...based on the FDIC's earlier settlement of various claims against Kutak Rock, LLP ("Kutak"), the Bank's outside legal counsel. The FDIC has...
The Department of Justice has expanded its crackdown on attorneys who promote allegedly illegal tax shelters with a civil injunction complaint against two Southern California lawyers
...receiverships and creditors' rights matters. Previously, Minkin was a partner at Kutak Rock. ...
...contract. Demand: $430,000. Attorneys for plaintiff: Jennifer Blunt, Kutak Rock, Washington; and Loc Pfeiffer, Kutak Rock, Richmond, Va....
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