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Case
Blank Rome Secures Appellate Court Affirmance of a Landmark Defense Verdict for NCAA in Ex-Athlete Concussion Case
Arthur W. Hankin, Laurence S. Shtasel, Lewis W. Schlossberg, Laura E. Vendzules, Joel Michel, Jane Thomas
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Event
Emerging Litigation and Employment Issues for In-House Counsel
Roy W. Arnold, Gregory M. Bordo, Bridget Mayer Briggs, Jayme L. Butcher, Leigh Ann Buziak, Edward N. Cahn
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Florida Supreme Court Holds that Statute of Limitations does not Bar Successive Mortgage Foreclosure Actions
Consumer Finance LitigationWayne Streibich, Laura E. Vendzules, Francis X. Crowley, Edward W. Chang
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Ninth Circuit Holds Non-Judicial Foreclosure of Deed of Trust Is Not Debt Collection under the FDCPA
Consumer Finance LitigationWayne Streibich, Laura E. Vendzules, Francis X. Crowley, Cheryl S. Chang, Diana M. Eng, Joshua A. Huber
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Beyond the Constitutionality of the CFPB: D.C. Circuit Decision Limits Scope of Fines and Enforcement Actions
Consumer Finance LitigationWayne Streibich, Laura E. Vendzules, Francis X. Crowley, Edward W. Chang, Diana M. Eng
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Honor
Blank Rome’s Laura Vendzules Named 2016 “Top Woman in Law” by The Legal Intelligencer
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Ninth Circuit Case of First Impression Holds That FDCPA Notice Requirement Applies to Subsequent Collectors of Same Debt
Consumer Finance LitigationWayne Streibich, Laura E. Vendzules, Francis X. Crowley, Cheryl S. Chang, Diana M. Eng
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Alert
U.S. Supreme Court Declines to Hear National Bank Act Preemption Case
Consumer Finance LitigationWayne Streibich, Francis X. Crowley, Laura E. Vendzules, Diana M. Eng
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Article
Fla. Appeals Court Resets Clock On Successive Foreclosures
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Florida’s Third District Court of Appeal Reverses Earlier Decision in Beauvais and Holds That Statute of Limitations Does Not Bar a Subsequent Foreclosure Action Based on a Later Default
Consumer Finance Litigation
Blank Rome wasn’t built in a day
Celebrating 75 years of growth, service, and leadership
In 1946 Blank Rome was formed during a period of great change—the end of World War II and amid a time of religious discrimination. Our founders persevered and stayed focused on their vision of creating a firm where people of diverse religious and racial backgrounds could gather to practice law.
As we enter our next 75 years, we similarly find ourselves in a period of global transformation. But just like our founders, we remain committed to our clients and communities, to discovering opportunity amid change, and to making history—together.
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