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Spring Meetings - A Roundup Neal, Gerber, & Eisenberg LLP: Interlaw’s First Choice in the Second City Firm Awards and News A Note From the Chair about Branch Offices and The Interlaw Dublin Principles Interlawyer’s Comparative Perspective: Competition and Intellectual Property Chair's Message The Executive Director's Docket: West Meets East

Spring Meetings: A Roundup

Interlawyers at the gala in Madrid. Click for larger photo

Springtime is Meeting Time for Interlawyers. Two Regional Meetings, the Americas and Europe, Middle East and Africa took place this quarter. And two Special Business Team Meetings “piggy-backed” upon the meetings; North America Real Estate (NARE) met at the same time as the Americas; and the European IP/IT Special Business Team met in conjunction with the E/ME/A Regional Meeting. The Global Meeting of Interlaw Marketing Professionals kicked off the season with a “stand alone” meeting in Dallas, Texas.

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Neal, Gerber, & Eisenberg LLP
Interlaw’s First Choice in the Second City

Founded in 1986, Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLP is a 160 lawyer firm which combines the depth, sophistication and client base of a large firm practice with the informality and flexibility of a small firm. The firm’s guiding principle is to put clients first. Attorneys in each of nineteen practice areas focus on issues important to businesses, their owners and their key employees.

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Firm Awards and News  

Burton Landy, a shareholder in the Miami office of Akerman Senterfitt, chairman emeritus of the firm's international practice and former chair of the Florida Delegation of the Southeast U.S./Japan Association, has been designated by Emperor of Japan Akihito as a recipient of the Medal of the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Rosette, for his efforts to promote economic, cultural and educational ties between Florida and Japan.

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General Counsel of Japan Ko Kodaira presents Burt Landy of Akerman Senterfitt with the certificate bearing the stamp of the Emperor of Japan.

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A Note From the Chair about Branch Offices and The Interlaw Dublin Principles

Whilst it is pleasing and vital for Interlaw that member firms grow and develop their individual businesses, it is important if members are considering establishing branch offices, that they have regard to the Interlaw Dublin Principles.

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Vol.15, No.2 -- April/May/June 2004

Editor: Regina A. McConahay (regina@interlaw.org)

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