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...NDTV filed an amended complaint. The amended complaint was brought by Pepper and Hamilton, another law firm, as well as S&F. ...
...For Respondent: Russell E. Adler, on the brief, Richard J. Reibstein Pepper Hamilton LLP, New York, NY. For Intervenor: David...
The Second Circuit said that the employer's rule on notification of employee absence was trumped by the union's providing the requisite advance notice for the strike, but employees who had affirmativ
...A group of five Linklaters attorneys have joined Pepper Hamilton's white-collar litigation and investigations group in New York. Philadelphia...
...PHILADELPHIA - Five months after merging his firm into Pepper Hamilton, Louis Freeh, the former FBI director and Southern District judge, has...
...Widener University School of Law in 2009. Pepper Hamilton (Philadelphia): Stephen Montgomery has joined the firm's...
...Brian Korn has joined Pepper Hamilton as of counsel in the corporate and securities practice. He...
...the investigation of Penn State's handling of the Sandusky scandal, Pepper Hamilton is acquiring former FBI director Louis Freeh's law firm, Freeh...
...Click here to see Judicial Profile Pepper Hamilton was counsel for Pentagon Capital Management (PCM) and Pentagon Capital Special...
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