New Jersey Law JournalWhile it traces its roots to 1902 and a small West Virginia office, Steptoe & Johnson LLP would truly come of age in 1945, when it moved its headquarters to Washington, D.C. There, under the leadership of Colonel Louis Johnson (who would later serve as secretary of Defense under Harry Truman),...
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... Jenner & Block, Chicago (litigation); Connell Foley, Roseland (litigation); Steptoe & Johnson, Washington, DC (regulatory); Wolff & Samson, West Orange (environmental, commercial)...
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A plaintiff alleging that a contaminated polio vaccine caused his brain tumor is out of luck in the New Jersey courts, which have deferred to a federal judge's dismissal of the same claims
...Donohue's ruling. Yoerges, of Washington, D.C.'s Steptoe & Johnson, said this was a clear case in which collateral estoppel applies...
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The New Jersey Supreme Court has once again agreed to hear an appeal addressing the circumstances in which settling parties can subsequently sue their own lawyers for malpractice
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