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The large, box-like first floor was largely eliminated. Added to the entrance on Constitution Avenue were a pond, garden, and bridge, so that visitors would have to "cross over the water" like slaves did when they came to America. [55] The Smithsonian estimated in February 2012 that museum would to open in 2015. [56]
The firm acquired its current name in 2004. [4] Schiff Hardin opened a Washington, D.C. office in 1977. An office in New York City (1991) followed. 2002 brought a suburban Chicago office in Lake Forest. In 2007, the firm merged with Morgenstein & Jubelirer to open a San Francisco office, followed by an Ann Arbor, Michigan office in 2012.
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In 1947, the firm's labor department, led by J. Mack Swigert, was instrumental in helping Robert Taft, who had become a United States Senator, draft and pass the groundbreaking Taft–Hartley Act that regulated labor unions. [5] [6] In the late 1960s-early 1970s, Murray S. Monroe founded the firm's Antitrust practice. [7] [8]
The firm is also recognized in various other surveys, including Vault.com's 2010 review of the 20 Best Law Firms to Work For. Ranked among the most prestigious law firms to work for in the United States by Vault Law 100, placing 8th in 2022. [34] Named "Finance Litigation Department of the Year" in 2022 by The New York Law Journal. [35]
130 new dispensaries could open in Ohio to sell recreational marijuana. Gannett. Haley BeMiller, Columbus Dispatch. June 14, 2024 at 3:46 PM.
The firm was known as Kaye, Scholer, Fierman, Hays and Handler for many years. In 1958 the firm moved into brand new offices at 425 Park Avenue, between 55th and 56th Streets. This becomes the firm's New York headquarters for the next 55 years, [3] making it one of the longest business tenants at one locale in the city's history. In fall 2014 ...
Piller did not respond to several requests for comment. Parkash would not discuss the lead paint violations, but his son Anurag Parkash, a housing lawyer for his family’s business, said they take the issue seriously. “You don’t want to say you ruined a kid’s life,” he said. “You want to do the work as soon as possible.”