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Foley Attorneys to Serve on Law360 Editorial Advisory Boards

January 13, 2013

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Jason W. Allen

Milwaukee 414.297.5589
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Jeffery R. Atkin

Los Angeles 213.972.4557
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Marc B. Dorfman

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Gabor Garai

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