In recent years, Nixon Peabody has focused on being more efficient and responsive to clients. The firm now offers alternative fee arrangements, has developed a proprietary legal project management program, and even named a “Chief Innovation Officer,” a partner whose job it is to advance...
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...real estate transactions. Previously, Ceriello was a partner at Nixon Peabody. O'Melveny & Myers:...
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Franchise fees are said to be the lifeblood of the franchise system. If the royalties are not paid, does it constitute a claim for money damages or does it create grounds for injunctive relief
...Scardino's 16-year tenure as a senior IT staffer at Nixon Peabody's Rochester, New York, office, the 49-year-old has served...
Doing their part to launch a surefire local rivalry for Major League Soccer's New Jersey-based New York Red Bulls, Akin Gump, DLA Piper, Herrick Feinstein, and Paul Hastings all landed roles on the $
...Esq., Kurt Michael Mullen, Esq., Matthew Thomas McLaughlin, Esq., Of Counsel, Nixon Peabody LLP, Jericho, NY. MEMORANDUM OF DECISION...
...as a partner. Ceriello was a partner at Nixon Peabody. • Noreen Healey has...
Edwards Wildman Palmer expands its newly launched Miami office; a Department of Justice lawyer joins Steptoe & Johnson in Washington, D.C.; and Chadbourne & Parke loses a project finance partner in N
...Phelps & Phillips; Millbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy; Morrison & Foerster; Nixon Peabody; O'Melveny & Myers; Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe; Patterson, Belknap, Webb...
...is now senior counsel in the Rochester, New York, office of Nixon Peabody. Sutherland Asbill & Brennan announced that TODD LARD, former...
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