National Law Journal
While the 660–plus lawyers of Proskauer Rose handle a wide range of legal issues, the firm’s marquee practice has long been employment law. Proskauer was a finalist for The American Lawyer’s 2012 Labor and Employment Litigation Department of the Year award for its work on behalf of...
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Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
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