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axley.com/attorneys
Attorneys: Axley Brynelson, LLP: Madison Wisconsin Law Firm
Axley Brynelson has 54 attorneys who provide legal services through practice areas such as litigation, employment law, personal injury, government relations, construction and business law
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pecklaw.com/about_us/profiles/partners/zicherman_bio.html
P&A Law - Profiles: Partners
New Jersey 70 Grand Avenue River Edge, NJ 07661 tel. +1 201.343.3434 fax +1 201.343.6306 mzicherman@pecklaw.com Michael S. Zicherman is a partner specializing in complex commercial litigation and construction law. The scope of Mr. Zicherman's practice is both domestic and international. He regularly represents owners/developers, general contractors and subcontractors on public and private construction projects in the prosecution and defense of a broad range of construction claims
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moodyandshea.com/bios/sheila_bio.htm
Moody and Shea, P.A
Sheila D. Sayne was born in Seminole, Oklahoma. She earned her bachelor of science degree, magna cum laude, from Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Oklahoma in'96 and her law degree from Stetson University College of Law in Gulfport, Florida in 2006. While attending Stetson, Sheila studied corporate law and civil litigation and served as a Student Bar Association representative. She is a member of Stetson?s inaugural
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www.dandsatlaw.com/automobile-accidents-new-york-how-to-litigate.html
Automobile Accidents New York: How to Litigate
Automobile accidents New York deems preventable usually result in compensation for the wronged party; however as simple as that sounds, the reality is that litigation is often a long, hard road. Few people will freely admit that they were the cause of a serious accident, even if they know it to be true. The only way you can be sure of recovering a settlement is if you hire a good automobile accident attorney and build a strong case.
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www.pinow.com/articles/78/thomas-ruskin-private-investigator
PInow.com - Find Local Investigators
PInow.com advertiser Thomas Ruskin grew up as the son of a litigation attorney who became the City of New York's Investigations Commissioner, and heard about investigations daily. This drew him toward the field of investigation work. He spent more than two decades in law enforcement with the New York Police Department, and was responsible for New York City's crisis management and emergency management before leaving to move on to "bigger and better" things.