Jones Day

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Size of Organization: 2201

Web Site: http://www.jonesday.com

Telephone: 216-586-3939
Telecopier: 216-579-0212

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Highest number of cases by Jones Day:
Products Liability (404 cases in past two years)

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Total number of Mergers & Aquisitions by Jones Day:
507 (in past two years)

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Total number of U.S. granted patents by Jones Day:
563 (in past two years)

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Total number of Peer Review Rated lawyers of Jones Day: 310

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Total number of Client Reviews for Jones Day: 7

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Cartel Leniency in the Asia-Pacific Region
May 29, 2012
One of the worst possible nightmares for in-house counsel is to discover that the business has been involved in a cross-border cartel. Quick and careful action can ensure that the damage is minimized by seizing the leniency option.

China Imposes Mineral Resources Compensation Fee on Petroleum Contracts Signed After November 1, 2011
Edith Do,Joanne Du, May 29, 2012
Oil and gas companies operating in the People’s Republic of China ("PRC") are well advised to stay alert to recent government charges and taxes levied in the country that may affect their return on investment from PRC petroleum projects. This Alert summarizes these recent...

Supreme Court Rules that Automated Phone Call Lawsuits May Be Brought in Federal or State Courts
J. Todd Kennard,Kevin D. Lyles,Mauricio F. Paez,Brandy Hutton Ranjan, May 29, 2012
The United States Supreme Court recently held that a person who receives an automated debt-collection call on his cellular phone in violation of the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act ("TCPA") can choose to file a lawsuit in state or federal court.[1] The unanimous ruling resolved...

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