The Recorder
While Seyfarth Shaw has a broad scope of practice areas—from business law to environmental and tax matters—its bread and butter has always been employment and labor law. The Chicago–based firm, ranked sixty–second on the 2011 Am Law 100 with just over $450 million in revenue, handles...
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...Jones Day as a partner. Levine, who was previously with Seyfarth Shaw, is a member of the labor and employment practice. She received...
...Bolstad in Los Angeles as a partner. Pink, previously at Seyfarth Shaw, represents lenders, investors, owners, developers and property managers in connection with...
...of Rodi Pollock Pettker Christian & Pramov represented Swissport. Seyfarth Shaw partner Laura Maechtlen, who is not involved in the case, said...
...amp; Watkins counsel in Costa Mesa; Joan Kupersmith Larkin, Seyfarth Shaw partner in Los Angeles; and Mary Ann Todd, Munger...
...extend beyond the private sector, said Robert Milligan, a partner in Seyfarth Shaw's litigation and labor and employment sections. "Assemblywoman...
...Pauley's decision stems from suits against Robinson & Cole and Seyfarth Shaw filed by Thelen's trustee in 2009, a year after the...
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...Von Rock for Plaintiffs and Appellants. Seyfarth Shaw, Jonathan D. Meer, Brandon R. McKelvey, Ann H. Qushair and Dennis...
...previously practiced at Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith, have joined Seyfarth Shaw. Thompson represents employers in matters including single-plaintiff...
...in each office firmwide without a centralized firmwide library leader. At Seyfarth Shaw the nationwide library team is self-managing. ...
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