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Samuels Green Steel & Adams
Offices: Irvine, California
Samuels Green Steel & Adamsis a full service
law firm focusing on domestic and international
transactions, litigation, arbitration and
mediation relating to: business; entertainment
law; commercial contracts; business entity
formations and dissolutions; mergers and
acquisitions; commercial and residential
real estate development; real estate, construction,
and development; shareholder disputes; and
labor and employment. |
Sandberg Phoenix & Von Gontard
Offices: St Louis, Missouri & Belleville-Carbondale,
Illinois
In 1998, Sandberg Phoenix & Von Gontard
merged with the corporate and business litigation
firm of Davis Davis Kasnetz & Greenberg.
This move helped build on Sandberg's reputation
as a stellar trial firm and positioned them
as a premier business firm as well. The
merger also helped strengthen their overall
legal services and led to the creation of
their four practice groups: business, business
litigation, products liability, and health
law—medical malpractice. |
Sanders Conkright & Warren
Offices: Kansas City, Missouri & Overland
Park, Kansas
Sanders Conkright & Warren is a mid-sized
law firm, concentrating in insurance defense
and business services. Their areas of practice
include trial and appellate practice, professional
and product liability, governmental and
school law, construction and commercial
litigation, business planning and transactions,
trademark law, technology law, personal
estate planning, employment law, trucking
and transportation, workers' compensation
and insurance coverage law. |
San Diego Law Firm
Offices: Lemon Grove-Temecula, California
San Diego Law Firm designs their practice
by looking at how other law firms conduct
themselves; then the firm figures out how
to do it better. That's where they start
developing new concepts, new ways of providing
legal services and new ways of caring for
their clients. They have assembled the finest
attorneys in San Diego and brought them
together to offer clients the best, most
innovative and efficient legal services. |
Saul Ewing
Offices: Philadelphia-Harrisburg, Pennsylvania;
Newark-Princeton, New Jersey; Wilmington,
Delaware; Washington, DC & New York,
New York
At Saul Ewing, they are dedicated to the
key values of excellence, energy and enthusiasm:
excellence in their legal services, the
energy to succeed, and an enthusiasm for
understanding and being responsive to their
clients' needs. These core values are the
hallmarks of their more than eight decades
of service to clients. Saul Ewing serves
regional and national clients, providing
them with a broad range of sophisticated
legal services in complex, high-profile
matters. |
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Schiff Hardin
Offices: Chicago-Lake Forest, Illinois;
New York, New York; Washington, DC;
San Francisco, California; Atlanta,
Georgia
From its very inception to the present,
the firm's focus has been on counseling
and growing with business and corporate
clients. As a general practice firm, Schiff
Hardin has strong capabilities in most legal
disciplines and a total dedication to client
service. They solve tough legal questions
and find innovative solutions to difficult
legal problems. Around the country and around
the world. Cost effectively and efficiently. |
Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis
Offices: Philadelphia-Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania;
Cherry Hill, New Jersey; Wilmington,
Delaware; Washington, DC; New York,
New York & San Francisco, California
Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis emphasizes
both quality and cost control. They avoid
assigning more lawyers to a task than it
needs. Each client has a client manager—an
experienced lawyer who analyzes each matter,
makes sure the client receives the service
suited to the matter, and supervises the
quality and cost effectiveness of the services.
Schnader's clients range from large, international
corporations to individual entrepreneurs. |
Schottenstein Zox & Dunn
Offices: Columbus-Cleveland-Cincinnati,
Ohio
Striving to change the perception of what
a law firm should be, Schottenstein Zox
& Dunn is driven to offer the most innovative
legal services available to their clients.
For over 40 years, their unconventional
insight and collaborative work style has
guided the advancement and success of their
valued partnerships. Today, the firm remains
faithful to its founding focus and entrepreneurial
roots by leveraging sound business and legal
experience, strong community relations and
cutting-edge technologies. |
Schulte Roth & Zabel
Offices: New York, New York
Schulte Roth & Zabel (SRZ) was founded on
a simple belief: their success would come
from their clients' success. Out of this
thinking grew their focus on client service
and appreciation of the importance of building
and maintaining long-term relationships.
With more than 400 attorneys at the firm
today, their practice areas address their
clients' business and individual needs.
In addition, SRZ recognizes the importance
of and dedicates significant time to pro
bono, professional development and client
services. |
Schwartz Semerdjian Haile Ballard & Cauley
Offices: San Diego-Los Angeles, California
Schwartz Semerdjian Haile Ballard & Cauley
is a law firm that caters to California
business. The firm represents businesses
and individuals across a wide spectrum of
specialized practice areas. The firm provides
the legal skills, litigation experience
and support found in a large firm with a
personal approach found only in small firms.
The firm's transactional attorneys have
a breadth of experience in traditional and
complex business counseling. |
Sebaly Shillito & Dyer
Offices: Dayton, Ohio
Sebaly Shillito & Dyer is a full-service
business and commercial law firm. Their
practice includes general business planning
and counseling, all types of business transactional
work, and a broad range of litigation services.
The following is an overview of their practice
a'hey are general counsel to many businesses,
large and small, and they act as local counsel
to several national companies. |
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