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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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