New Jersey Law JournalFounded in 1934 as a Chicago–based tax practice, McDermott Will & Emery has grown dramatically since then—in every possible way: The firm now numbers around 1,000 lawyers, who operate out of more than a dozen offices in the United States and Europe (in China, McDermott has an alliance...
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... in Livingston, did not return a call. Seldon, who will move for reconsideration, says Leonard should have notified him before the deadline...
...the owner to seek damages from the city. "I think justice will be done in this case," he says. "It's very...
... Pro hac vice attorneys, in-house counsel, and multijurisdictional practitioners will be removed from the 2012 Ineligible Lists without further order of the...
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The amount charged for the distribution of electricity through the local distribution infrastructure to a consumer is subject to sales tax, as are the charges authorized by the Legislature and the BP
Focus has shifted from dollars to data: Namely, how do firms make information accessible to lawyers — the longtime goal of knowledge management — without making it too accessible
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