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November 20, 2006 |

Calendar

N.J. Law Journal calendar of events.
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November 01, 2004 |

Poll Positions: Bracing for Election Day Battles

Campaign Notebook: As Nov. 2 nears, D.C. lawyers and lobbyists loyal to Bush or Kerry plan to deploy into the field or monitor events in D.C.
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May 26, 2003 |

Judicial Elections Voters Pick Pittsburgh Area Judges For Supreme Court Bench

The voters have rendered their verdict: two western Pennsylvania judges will compete for a single open seat on the state Supreme Court in November.
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March 07, 2005 |

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July 01, 2003 |

JULY 03

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July 01, 2003 |

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July 18, 2005 |

Movers

Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott (Pittsburgh): Scott D. Cessar has been appointed as member in charge of the firm's home office—and other notable personnel shifts.
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June 02, 2003 |

Movers

Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer Feld: Steven Kaufhold, whose forte is securities litigation, has joined as a partner in the firm's Los Angeles office. He arrives from Morgan, Lewis Bockius.
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July 09, 2008 |

Attorney could be wanted/needed- Craigslist

Is it time for Craigslist Inc. to bring a lawyer on board Until recently the question might not have seemed pressing. The San Francisco-based company has enjoyed a magical ride along the information superhighway, making millions from its online classified ads. But in April the pavement suddenly got rough. Craigslist was sued by its minority partner, the Internet auction giant eBay Inc.
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June 19, 2008 |

In Its Heart, Still a Startup

Is it time for Craigslist Inc. to bring a lawyer on board? Until recently the question might not have seemed pressing. The San Francisco-based company has enjoyed a magical ride along the information superhighway, making millions from its online classified ads. But in April the pavement suddenly got rough. Craigslist was sued by its minority partner, the Internet auction giant eBay Inc., then quickly countersued. Now some observers wonder whether the company needs an attorney riding shotgun.
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