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Charting the Course for Sustained Growth and Recovery (Chicago, IL)

April 21, 2010

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John Trentacosta will moderate a panel on “Legal Strategies for Maximizing Success” at the OESA Regional Meeting in Chicago on April 21. He will be joined by Mark Aiello, Judy O’Neill, and Tom Spillane. The meeting, Charting the Course for Sustained Growth and Recovery, is intended to provide suppliers with insight into the business and operational strategies needed to thrive in the automotive industry in 2010 and beyond.

For additional information, please visit the Event site.

Authors

Mark A. Aiello
Judy A. O’Neill
Thomas B. Spillane
John R. Trentacosta

Sectors

Automotive

Practice Areas

Corporate
Litigation
Bankruptcy & Business Reorganizations
Distribution & Franchise
Transactions

Location

Chicago, IL

Agenda

April 21, 2010

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Mark A. Aiello

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Detroit 313.234.7126

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Judy A. O'Neill

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Detroit

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Thomas B. Spillane

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Detroit

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John R. Trentacosta

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Detroit

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