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Jul. 12, 2014

Battle of the Bands raises funds to help domestic violence survivors

Eric Remensperger, partner at Proskauer Rose LLP, rocks out in the firm's band "Legally Blonde" Tuesday night at the Belasco Theater in Los Angeles. The 2nd annual "Battle of the Bands: Banding Together to End Domestic Violence" event raised around $115,000 to help the Family Violence Appellate Group Project appeal cases on behalf of domestic violence survivors with bands representing law firms and corporations. Together with an event in San Francisco last month, the benefit has raised $219,000. Morrison & Foerster LLP's "Band Morrison" won first place in the talent contest. Proskauer Rose took second place while Qualcomm Inc.'s "Power Control" and Norton Rose Fulbright's "Hostile Witness" placed third and fourth, respectively.

Eric Remensperger, partner at Proskauer Rose LLP, rocks out in the firm's band "Legally Blonde" Tuesday night at the Belasco Theater in Los Angeles. The 2nd annual "Battle of the Bands: Banding Together to End Domestic Violence" event raised around $115,000 to help the Family Violence Appellate Group Project appeal cases on behalf of domestic violence survivors with bands representing law firms and corporations. Together with an event in San Francisco last month, th...

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