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Thursday, July 02, 2009
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Dickie McCamey was recently selected as a “Go-To Law Firm” by its clients in the areas of Labor & Employment and Litigation in the 6th annual edition of In-House Law Departments at the Top 500 Companies – from the publishers of Corporate Counsel magazine.
Founded a century ago, Dickie, McCamey & Chilcote is one of the country's most well-established law firms. The firm provides solutions through comprehensive legal services with an emphasis on trial advocacy for individuals and businesses. From offices in Washington DC, Delaware, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, West Virginia, and across Pennsylvania, Dickie McCamey represents clients throughout the region and nationwide.
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Dan Delaney Quoted in HRE Online Article 0
Ask the Legal:
Should a physician retain personal counsel if they are reported to the State Board of Medicine and are contacted by a State investigator for an interview?
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DMC Construction Group Listed in Pittsburgh Professional Magazine 0
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Seminars & Events
West Virginia: Medicare Compliance and How It Affects all Parties Involved in Litigation 0
2009 National Workers' Compensation Review in Orlando on 8/17/2009 0
Are You Ready for July 1, 2009? 0
The State of Product Identification in Pennsylvania Asbestos Cases under Eckenrod and Gregg 0
Bad Faith Litigation Claims Are On The Rise — Attend ACI's Conference 0
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Press Releases
DMC Elects New Shareholders in the Firm 0
DMC Sponsors Construction Industry Evening of Excellence 0
DMC Lawyers Honored As “Rising Stars” 0
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Articles
Adjustment Status for K-2 VISA Holders: Deciphering the ‘Aging Out’ Problem 0
Developing a Bad Faith Library in the Digital Age 0
Medicare Compliance Update:
U.S. v. Harris Memorandum Opinion and Order
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Employment Law Update:
Third Circuit holds that plaintiffs who receive a back pay award may be entitled to money to offset negative tax consequences.
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