May 25, 2012
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  • Pepper Hamilton LLP is a multi-practice law firm with more than 500 lawyers nationally. The firm provides corporate, litigation and regulatory legal services to leading businesses, governmental entities, nonprofit organizations and individuals throughout the nation and the world.

    Our firm has grown from a two-person law office formed in 1890 in Philadelphia to a sophisticated, large law firm with a national and international practice. While much about Pepper Hamilton is new and different from its beginnings, we retain traditional values passed down through the decades: respect for the rule of law, pride in an excellent work product and commitment to the client's cause. Today, Pepper Hamilton is a diverse firm of men and women from a broad spectrum of backgrounds, united in these values.

Contributing authors from Pepper Hamilton LLP:

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Wendy Klein Keane
Associate
Ms. Klein Keane is an associate in the Construction Practice Group of Pepper Hamilton LLP, resident in the Philadelphia office. She also is a member of the firm’s ...
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Jane C. Luxton
Partner
  Ms. Luxton is a partner in the Environmental Practice Group of Pepper Hamilton LLP, resident in the Washington office. She is chair of the firm’s Sustainability,...
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Hannah Dowd McPhelin
Ms. McPhelin is an associate with Pepper Hamilton LLP, resident in the Philadelphia office. Ms. McPhelin concentrates her practice in real estate matters and other business transactions,...
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Richard J. Reibstein
Partner
Richard J. Reibstein is a partner in Pepper Hamilton’s Labor and Employment Practice Group. In the area of independent contractor compliance, Mr. Reibstein designs programs for...
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James M. Singer
Partner
James M. Singer is a partner in the Intellectual Property Practice Group of Pepper Hamilton LLP.  A registered patent attorney, Mr. Singer provides strategic counseling that helps...

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