National Law Journal
...group at Latham & Watkins undertook high...of counsel Maureen Mahoney. Last fall...
...Rein. The university was represented by Gregory Garre of Latham & Watkins whose partner, Maureen Mahoney, argued and won the 2003 affirmative action ruling in...
...of the major players are the same in both cases. Latham & Watkins' Maureen Mahoney, who defended Michigan's policy in 2003, is on the...
Profile of Carrie Hightman, general counsel for NiSource Inc
...S. Supreme Court. Latham & Watkins partners Gregory Garre and J. Scott Ballenger and of counsel Maureen Mahoney have been hired to represent...
The American Bar Association, the self-described voice of the legal profession, has been speaking to the Supreme Court quite a lot lately. The ABA filed 11 amicus curiae briefs with the Supreme Court
...Latham & Watkins' Maureen Mahoney...
...is in charge. Maureen Mahoney, a pioneer among women in the Supreme Court bar, has stepped back from chairing Latham & Watkins' practice, but is...
Why not Wyomans; DOJ challenges NCAA; graphic justice; Brinkmann joins an illustrious group; D.C. Bar candidates and their endorsements; competitors lobby against AT&T and T-Mobile merger; and a new
...territory of Latham & Watkins. ...
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