National Law Journal
...the White House faces a...is due on April 25...Committee on Health, Education, Labor...leads the subcommittee on Health...
... told a House Appropriations subcommittee on March 14 that...
...committee, were scheduled to testify on March 20 about the fiscal health of the courts before a House Appropriations subcommittee. "They plan...
...Obama settles into the White House for four more years, legislators on Capitol Hill are already digging...
...a windowless room on Capitol Hill, lobbyist...in the Rayburn House Office Building....
National Law Journal
...United States Department of Justice 28 ("DOJ"), the United States Department of Health and Human 29 Services ("HHS"), and the United States Agency for International...
...C. and 23 in Seattle, to be exact. The merger took effect on Feb. 1. "The styles of the firms were very similar and...
National Law Journal
...with strong majorities in both Houses and signed into law by...employees unable to share their health insurance and certain other medical...
Deprecated The American Lawyer
...was denied by an administrative appeals council and the District Court based on their conclusion that the hearing before the ALJ was not an "adversary...
...essay — no less — on the judicial authority to strike...Kaersvang at a health care-related hearing on April...
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