National Law Journal
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...
Read the Reed Smith LLP firm profile.
...NEW ARRIVALS Constangy, Brooks & Smith (Atlanta): Amy Beth Dambeck joins the firm as senior counsel...
National Law Journal
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...banks and mortgage companies," said Curtis Manchester, managing partner of Reed Smith's Richmond office. "Recently, there has been a modest increase...
...loss of his business. Bruce Stanley of Pittsburgh's Reed Smith has represented Caperton since 2000. After Stanley failed to get the...
...been practicing law for a total of 26 years, 22 at Reed Smith. I wouldn't have it any other way. Some of the...
...A. Scott Bolden Reed Smith ...
...would have gone to All-Tag Security and its lawyers at Reed Smith and Breiner & Breiner in Alexandria, Va.; and Sensormatic Electronics Corp...
Karen Spilka joins Day Pitney's corporate and business law department as of counsel to the Boston office. Plus more law firm movers in this week's column
National Law Journal
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