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Vedder Price Kaufman & Kammholz
Offices: Chicago, Illinois; New York,
New York; Washington, DC; Roseland,
New Jersey
Established in 1952, Vedder Price is a general
practice law firm best viewed in terms of
corporate services, labor and employment
services, and litigation services. Within
each of these core service areas are a number
of significant boutique practices whose
reputations are national and even international
in scope. Within their corporate area, for
instance, the firm enjoys a world-class
reputation in important areas of practice
including asset-based finance; banking;
executive compensation; investment services
(mutual funds); and aircraft and equipment
finance. |
Venable
Offices: Washington, DC
Venable has lawyers practicing in all areas
of corporate and business law, complex litigation,
intellectual property and government affairs.
Venable serves corporate, institutional,
nonprofit and individual clients throughout
the US and around the world. Their practice
areas are built not only on legal experience,
but also on knowledge and understanding
of each client's industry. |
Vinson & Elkins
Offices: Houston, Texas
For almost a century, Vinson & Elkins lawyers
have provided innovative business solutions
for clients whose needs are as diverse as
the entities they represent. In today's
challenging environment of global markets,
volatile economies and complex human and
environmental issues, their time-tested
role as trusted advisor has become even
more critical. Vinson & Elkins practices
in virtually all areas of civil law and
some areas of white collar criminal law. |
Vorys Sater Seymour & Pease
Offices: Columbus-Akron-Cincinatti-Cleveland,
Ohio; Alexandria, Virginia & Washington,
DC
Vorys Sater Seymour & Pease's clients range
from some of the world's largest companies
to individuals and small businesses. The
firm represents them across the country
and around the world in litigation, business
and personal transactions involving virtually
every legal subject. This client and practice
diversity is matched by the diversity of
their lawyers. Their lawyers come from over
25 states and three foreign countries and
are graduates of more than 20 law schools. |
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