National Law Journal
...had attracted little attention from Republican critics on Capitol Hill....
...record on transparency once again faces criticism—this time from both Republicans and Democrats—following the revelation that the U.S. Department of...
...Citizens United v. Federal Elections Commission. In 2010, for example, congressional Democrats called on the IRS to crack down on activists' use of...
...Department wide discretion to make such agreements, but a group of congressional Republicans has turned the St. Paul deal into one of their highest...
When Lebanon's bankers turned to DLA Piper and Patton Boggs for help last year, they hoped the lobbying powerhouses could burnish the image of a $127 billion industry tainted by allegations of money
...R-Iowa) lay ill during his campaign for Congress. Back then a Republican county chairman and small-town lawyer named David Hansen went out and...
...DOJ documents. House Republicans are leading the investigation into whether the Justice Department tried to obstruct the congressional probe of Fast and Furious...
Leaving the FCC; Kilpatrick's new D.C. leader; Leahy and Paul for sentencing changes; Chesley disbarred; Perez nominated for labor department secretary; Reich exits DOJ; and Scherman to bring new ene
National Law Journal
...on Capitol Hill that led him to become the second-highest ranking Republican in the Senate. He joined the firm as senior adviser in the...
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