Wildman, Harrold, Allen & Dixon LLP is pleased to announce the addition of Christine A. Dudzik as a partner in its Intellectual Property Department. Ms. Dudzik joins the firm’s Chicago office after previously serving as a partner at Howrey LLP.
Wildman, Harrold, Allen & Dixon LLP is pleased to announce that for the second consecutive year, The Hollywood Reporter has named Los Angeles Partner Nancy Derwin-Weiss to its “Power 100” list, which recognizes the 100 most influential entertainment lawyers in America.
Wildman, Harrold, Allen & Dixon LLP is pleased to announce the addition of three attorneys to the firm’s Chicago office, associates Anne B. Holman, Joy L. Monahan and Mack H. Reed.
Firm is Recognized by Clients and Peers as Leaders in Key Practice Areas
For the fourth consecutive year, Wildman Harrold has been ranked prominently by its clients in Chambers USA: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business. In the 2010 guide, the firm and its lawyers were recognized as leaders in 10 practice areas spanning each of the firm’s core practice disciplines: Litigation, Business Transactions and Intellectual Property.
Five Firm Attorneys Also Receive High Honors from the Prestigious Guide
Wildman, Harrold, Allen & Dixon LLP is pleased to announce that the Legal 500 United States 2010 edition has recognized the firm’s Product Liability Defense practice among the best in the nation for its work in the consumer products industry.
As the aftermath of the recession continues to spawn restructuring disputes and related litigation, the next potential battles could be triggered by the insolvency of general or limited partners.For limited partners, insolvency or bankruptcy can have very severe consequences.
The FDA recently announced it would investigate concerns raised by the use of the antibacterial chemical triclosan, which is found in soaps, hand sanitizers and other consumer products. According to a 2006 study on North American bullfrogs, triclosan is potentially an endocrine disruptor.
Attention Kim Kardashian and other celebrity tweeters, and the brands that employ them: the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is watching your tweets for violations of its new strict social media regulations.
Well-known litigator, Marvin D. Infinger, has joined Nexsen Pruet as Special Counsel and will practice in the firm’s Charleston office. Infinger has...
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Stradley Ronon partner Lawrence Stadulis will serve as a panelist on, “SEC Current Focus: Hot Button Issues in Marketing and Advertising,” at the 6th...
Stradley Ronon attorney Heather Fritts will serve as moderator for the Pennsylvania Bar Association (PBA) panel discussion, “Straight Talk About the...
1st Service Solutions, the first firm dedicated to serving as a borrower advocate in loan restructuring and assumptions, is pleased to announce that...
