In a landmark 6-0 ruling, the New York Court of Appeals (the states highest court) decided yesterday that the names of state and local government retirees receiving pensions are subject […]
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Atlantic Legal Foundation is pleased to announce that its Annual Award for 2013 will be presented to Bill Nuti, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President of NCR Corporation. The Foundation’s
Atlantic Legal experienced another productive year in 2012 as it continued its work in courts across the country to uphold the rule of law and to curb over-reaching government intervention
Atlantic Legal Annual Report for 2012 Now Available Read More »
The May issue of The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, which is circulated to over 24,000 readers nationwide, features the work of the Atlantic Legal Foundation in its May 2013 issue. The
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On Monday, March 11, 2013, Atlantic Legal Foundation honored William H. Swanson, Chairman and CEO of Raytheon Company, with the Foundations 25th Annual Award and also presented its fourth Lifetime
Atlantic Legal Foundations 2012 Annual Award Dinner, originally scheduled to be held on Tuesday, October 30 in New York City, has been postponed, due to Hurricane Sandy, and will be
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Two members of the Sveriges Riksdag, the Swedish Parliament, visited Atlantic Legal this week. Per Bill (l) and Andreas Norlen are members of the Moderate Party (the Swedish conservative party)
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Register Now! Atlantic Legal Foundation is pleased to announce that its Annual Award for 2012 will be presented to William H. Swanson, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
The Maryland Court of Special Appeal has decided for defendant Ford Motor Company in Dixon v. Ford Motor Company. The appellate court held that the trial court committed reversible error
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