Lefkowitz counts two high-profile U.S. Supreme Court victories on behalf of the pharmaceutical industry as part of his legacy ...

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Discussion of the changes made by Senate Bill 21 at this year's conference was primarily about how they've changed the ...

Brownstein broke $300 million in gross revenue last year. The firm's federal lobbying work, as reported under the Lobbying ...

In this podcast edition of Supreme Court Brief, host Jimmy Hoover interviews law professor Michael Morley of Florida State ...

Allison Liff, who is joining Ropes & Gray as a partner in New York, focuses her practice on borrower-side work for private ...

As You Sow and the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility argued a new SEC policy effectively gave companies a “rubber ...

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President Donald Trump posted on social media in February that the Nexstar Media Group-Tegna deal should be approved—to which ...

"You deserve some discovery," U.S. District Judge Roy. K Altman said from the bench Friday, noting he wants to see plaintiffs ...

The Seventh Circuit split 2-1 on its decision and said the arbitrator's decision to forgo the post-reward review ignored the plain language of the arbitration agreement.

Gov. Gavin Newsom's office won't say if he's waiting to fill vacancies on the the state's San Francisco and Sacramento courts of appeal with administration lawyers.