New York Law Journal...• McKenna Long & Aldridge has added Anthony Williams as...
...and working capital financings. • McKenna Long & Aldridge has added Anthony Williams as...
...infrastructure development and public-private partnerships, was a partner at McKenna Long & Aldridge. • Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney...
...of the University of Georgia, Dantzler was a partner at McKenna Long & Aldridge from 1998 to 2005 before joining Troutman. He focuses on...
...A suit brought by a Long Island attorney and his client asserting they were the victims of a...
...LASplash Cosmetics and Jon Davler, Inc., Alan F. Kaufman, Esq., McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP, New York, NY. OPINION...
Mindy Rattan, counsel with McKenna Long & Aldridge, reviews some key questions every lawyer should ask, including whether the use of social media creates an attorney-client relationship, whether mark
... ALBRECHT, JENNIFER KERMEEN ALDERIN, LYCIA VADIFA ALDRICH, YURI ALDRIDGE, LEONARDO M. AL-EKABI, CENAN ALETOR, ANNETTE AIZENOSE ALEXANDER...
During the past two months in Supreme Court in Manhattan, law firms looking to collect unpaid fees in the still-tough economic climate have been suing clients, with the Law Journal reporting that as
...McKenna Long & Aldridge: Christina Rogers joins the firm's...
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