Morning Roundup
Good morning everyone! Today is Thursday, July 29th. Here's a quick look back at yesterday's stories. U.S. District Judge Susan…
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Judge Blocks Key Components of Arizona’s Immigration Law
One day before Arizona’s controversial immigration law goes into effect, a federal judge Wednesday blocked several key provisions to the…
Morning Roundup
Good morning everyone! Today is Wednesday, July 28th. Here's a look back at yesterday's stories. Steven Fagell, deputy chief of…
U.S. Attorney Hewitt Heading to Jones Day
Karen P. Hewitt, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of California, has agreed to join Jones Day as a…
Milberg Offers Help to Whistleblowers with New Web Site
Milberg LLP announced it has launched a new online service that will help aggrieved investors and consumers, as well as…
Ogden Rejoins WilmerHale After Year as DOJ’s No. 2
David W. Ogden, who spent more than a year as deputy attorney general of the United States before leaving that…
Former DOJ Prosecutor Joins Arnold & Porter
Arnold & Porter has added former Department of Justice prosecutor Kirk Ogrosky to its white collar criminal defense and FDA/…
Support Grows for Department of Justice
As reported here last week, a group calling itself ‘Keep America Safe’ has taken issue with the Department of Justice…
Morning Roundup
Good morning everyone! Today is Monday, March 1, and here's a quick look back at Friday's news... Profits and revenue…
Tribe Headed to Justice Department
Laurence Tribe, prominent Harvard Law professor and generally considered one of the foremost liberal constitutional law scholars and Supreme Court…
Justice at Work
The Department of Justice and its federal brethren unsealed a pair of indictments Wednesday that merit interest. First, in New York,…
Report Identifies Attorney-Client Accounts as Major Loophole in Money Laundering Laws
In its report released last week, the U.S. Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations revealed that Chicago-based Sidley Austin LLP transferred…