Corporate Counsel
A long list of mergers starting in the late 1970s but picking up steam in the past decade, has propelled Reed Smith into the upper echelon of law firms. A full–service firm, it is best known, perhaps, for product liability work: Reed Smith represents nearly all of the top players in the medical...
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...the New York office of Weil, Gotshal & Manges. Reed Smith has hired PATRICK BURKE as counsel in the New...
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...about privacy policy generally,” says John Feldman, a partner at Reed Smith who specializes in advertising regulation and consumer protection law. “You...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...about privacy policy generally,” says John Feldman, a partner at Reed Smith who specializes in advertising regulation and consumer protection law. “You...
The Securities and Exchange Commission turned up the pressure on auditors in China when it recently initiated enforcement proceedings against the Chinese affiliates of the Big Four accounting firms a
...associates Cameron Anderson and Kurtis Reed. Tax: Ron Durand and associates...and Greg Plater. Debt: Lewis Smith. Real estate: Mike Dyck. Competition...
...counsel is ultimately responsible for due diligence, says Robert Stefanski, a Reed Smith partner who served as general counsel of TIBCO Software Inc. Charles...
...any service provider that is plugging into [its] site,” says Reed Smith partner John Feldman, who specializes in advertising regulation and consumer protection...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...any service provider that is plugging into [its] site,” says Reed Smith partner John Feldman, who specializes in advertising regulation and consumer protection...
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