New Jersey Law Journal
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...
Read the Seyfarth Shaw LLP firm profile.
...return a call. Neither did Prudential's lawyer, Christopher Lowe of Seyfarth Shaw in New York. Local counsel for the plaintiffs, Kenneth...
A lisintg of the Law Technology News (LTN) Innovation Award winners for 2012. This year's list reflects a diversity of creative projects and leadership, from legal education to e-discovery. The innov
Large verdicts and settlements in New Jersey
...and litigation support. His main charge since joining the firm from Seyfarth Shaw is to figure out just where in the spectrum of e...
Originally Published: The Legal Intelligencer
A chart of 145 law firms used most frequently by 37 companies
Notice to the bar
...to overt skepticism: • Andrew Jurczyk, now CIO at Seyfarth Shaw, was an early adopter of Apple Inc. devices when he was...
The significance of the first whistleblower payment from the Securities and Exchange Commission wasn't the size of the payout — a paltry $50,000 — but rather the clear message the agency
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