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Holland & Knight Adds Ronald S. Perlman to Its Government Contracts Practice

WASHINGTON, D.C. – September 5, 2008 – Holland & Knight is pleased to announce that Ronald S. Perlman has joined the firm's Washington, D.C. office as a Partner in the national Government Contracts Practice Group.

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Holland & Knight's National Aviation and Shipping Transportation Practice Receives a No. 1 Ranking by Chambers USA

NEW YORK – Holland & Knight's national aviation and shipping transportation practice has once again received a No. 1 ranking in New York and the nation from Chambers and Partners for the 2008 Chambers USA – America’s Leading Business Lawyers guide. Building on over 150 years of transportation experience, Holland & Knight has the largest and most geographically diverse maritime practice of any law firm in the United States.

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In The Headlines

Pushing for a Vote
 

American Journalism Review

March 1, 2008
 
Charles D. "Chuck" Tobin- Washington

Charles D. Tobin was quoted in an American Journalism Review article regarding Senate action on a federal shield law, protecting reporters and journalists from identifying confidential sources in their stories. "Journalists aren't able to look to the courts to help them. It's essential that Congress step in and fill the void." He said in the article. Responding to concerns regarding the bill's language on who would be protected, Tobin added, "People are going to need to make choices. Do we want to forgo protection for the New York Times and Washington Post so that the pajama bloggers can do their thing as well? I think it's a difficult decision because everyone should have the same free speech rights, but as a practical matter we're going to need to do some line drawing to get this legislation passed."