National Law Journal
...and commercial litigation. Previously, Benevento, Larsen and Neville were partners at Snell & Wilmer. Duane Morris (Philadelphia): Rich Kim...
It appears that modest annual billing rate increases are here to stay. For the third year in a row, law firms showed restraint with hourly rate increases, inching up at a rate only slightly higher th
...amp; Flom (for board matters and special issues); and Southwest firm Snell & Wilmer (for mergers and acquisitions and other significant cases). Andrews turns to...
...was a partner at Fish & Richardson. SNELL & WILMER: Craig Denney joins the firm as counsel to the...
...Wal-Mart,' and they say, 'What!'" said Sungaila, partner in Snell & Wilmer in Costa Mesa, Calif. The obvious explanation, she said...
...a partner at McDermott Will & Emery. SNELL & WILMER: Mary-Christine Sungaila joins the firm as partner in...
...their skills and manage stress and anxiety, said both Halpern and Snell & Wilmer partner Michael Zimmerman, who has been meditating regularly since 1994. ...
...Arizona. Brewer, represented by John Bouma of Phoenix's Snell & Wilmer, contends that the district court erred in finding that the United...
...SNELL & WILMER: Daniel Frost joins the firm's construction practice as...
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