New Jersey homegrown firms are competing to represent the country's richest corporations in litigation matters, while outside firms with strong presences in the state are doing just as well if not better, a recent survey has shown.
October 15, 2014 at 04:09 PM
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New Jersey homegrown firms are competing to represent the country’s richest corporations in litigation matters, while outside firms with strong presences in the state are doing just as well if not better, a recent survey has shown.
Those firms’ names turned up routinely in court documents filed by Fortune 500 companies last year, according to the survey, recently released by sibling publication Corporate Counsel.
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