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Foley Expands IP Practice in Tokyo with Philippe Riesen

Tokyo

  TOKYO – Foley & Lardner LLP announced today that Philippe Riesen has joined the firm’s Intellectual Property Department and Chemical, Biotechnology & Pharmaceutical Practice as a partner in the Tokyo office. Riesen has been assisting Japanese companies with U.S. patent litigation and counseling for more than 25 years. He is experienced in a wide

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Cocaine Deals For Missiles and Dirty Bombs Gets 13 Year Prison Term

Terrorist

  Jhon Jairo Cruz Trejos, a/k/a “Mellizo,” Attempted to Broker Cocaine-Financed Weapons Deals Involving Highly Enriched Uranium, Missiles, and Machine Guns   Preet Bharara, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced that JHON JAIRO CRUZ TREJOS, a/k/a “Mellizo,” a citizen of Colombia, was sentenced today to 13 years in prison

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How To Lift Referral Rates To Dramatically Increase Small Law Firm Profits

Law firm hiring

  By Colin Ritchie* How would you like to dramatically lift your legal practice profits next year by lifting revenue? What if you could ensure that the additional revenue was from fantastic new clients that you really enjoy working with? Sounds too good to be true, but you can do it with referrals. Let me

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Women Lawyers Finding It Tough In The Saudi Kingdom of Radical Islam

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So women lawyers in Saudi Arabia are finding it tough going in the Kingdom of Radical Islam? What else could surprise us more in this relentlessly mysongist and misanthropic disaster-zone country than women finding it tough? After all, this is the home of the original Wahhabi radical Islam, something the Huffington Post recently described as

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