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...spent the previous 18 years in the corporate law practice of Nixon Peabody, where she became a partner in 1990. For lawyers wanting to...
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...spent the previous 18 years in the corporate law practice of Nixon Peabody, where she became a partner in 1990. For lawyers wanting to...
...000 Massachusetts Institute of Technology: $32,400 Nixon Peabody: $28,723 Mintz Levin: $28,600 Boston...
An in-house lawyer faces an ethics probe over his handling of evidence as a prosecutor
...joined Hunton & Williams as counsel in D.C. Nixon Peabody announced that VINCENT NAPOLEON, former president and CEO of...
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