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Is there a good way to look up which firms a company retains
Is this information public? If so, can someone direct me to a website or database?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Re: Is there a good way to look up which firms a company retains
I found this information in my home town in the Business Journal. I'll look for a link and put it up. I think The Business Journal is a national thing, and puts out a broadsheet for each major city.
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Re: Is there a good way to look up which firms a company retains
Thanks for this - I was also interested.
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Re: Is there a good way to look up which firms a company retains
I'm way too lazy to hunt them down, but there are newer versions of this. Good info regardless.Campagnolo wrote:http://www.law.com/jsp/cc/PubArticleCC. ... 0005434990
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Re: Is there a good way to look up which firms a company retains
figures that the company i'm interested in does not disclose...
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Re: Is there a good way to look up which firms a company retains
Court cases are public record. Are you in lol school? If so, you should be able to look up the company and see who represented them in the recent past. If you aren't in lol school, go to the nearest public library and they can help. If you are in NYC or the state where your company is headquartered and go to the records room in the courthouse.
ninja edit: You can also try google scholar.
ninja edit: You can also try google scholar.
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Re: Is there a good way to look up which firms a company retains
Are you interested in corporate or litigation counsel? If the latter, look it up on westlaw. If the former, it should be announced if they did any big deals (M&A, capital markets activity, etc) recently - just google.slsplease wrote:figures that the company i'm interested in does not disclose...
For westlaw, make sure you are looking at big securities/IP/commercial litigation - I assume that's what you're interested in. Lots of big companies retain local firms to do labor/employment stuff and small contract disputes.
Also, what company is it? It's an outside shot, but someone on this board may know from work.
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Re: Is there a good way to look up which firms a company retains
Your firm doesn't have a wikipedia account that lists their big clients?