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GPC wins patent suit
Suffern-based General Patent Corporation (GPC) announced Feb. 17 it had settled a lawsuit against several companies brought on behalf of...
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It’s that time of year – the weeks leading up to St. Patrick’s Day – when talk turns to counties...
Read moreDetailsStephan Seeger
Stephan E. Seeger’s established Stamford law presence does nothing to negate his Canadian past.
Read moreDetailsGE settles exec’s gender suit
The former general counsel of GE Transportation agreed to settle her gender-discrimination lawsuit against Fairfield-based General Electric Co.
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Read moreDetailsSuffern firm successfully defends patent
General Patent Corp. (GPC) based in Suffern, a patent licensing and patent enforcement firm, announced on behalf of client Renhcol...
Read moreDetailsState considers Dem’s bid for paid sick leave
As the Connecticut General Assembly weighs forcing companies doing business in the state to offer paid sick leave to employees...
Read moreDetailsLawyers object to pollution, waste
The prospect of lawyers eliminating hot air might sound far-fetched, but at Pace Law School it’s a motion that’s being...
Read moreDetailsADA changes broaden definition on workplace disabilities
Stuart Katz still remembers the apprehension the original Americans with Disabilities Act caused in corporate offices, shortly after the ADA...
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Howard E. Greenberg leaves his New Rochelle home armed for business with a personal digital assistant on one hip and...
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