National Law Journal
...on the other hand, spent the month volunteering for the New Jersey Democratic Party and attending the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C...
...the Tea Party conservative ...a recount. Democratic political novice...reported in New York before...Schneiderman. New Jersey officials said...
It's hard to talk about lobbying in Washington without mentioning Patton Boggs. The firm, which celebrated its 50th anniversary this year, was one of the first D.C. law firms to fully ?incorporate a
National Law Journal
...three-day bench trial on the claims and counterclaims asserted by the parties. The vast majority of testimony related to the histories of the organizations...
National Law Journal
...in the 33 United States District Court for the Western District of New 34 York (Curtin, J.), dismissing on summary judgment his First 35 Amendment...
...firms have a robust white-collar practice. Janis said his new firm offers a broader platform and a larger array of services for...
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...chair of the Webb County Democratic Party to be placed on the...
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...an opposing political party and (ii) denying...member of the New Progressive Party (NPP...rival, the Popular Democratic Party (PDP), dominated...
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...the Second District of Louisiana, which includes most of the City of New Orleans. Jefferson, who was first elected to the House of Representatives in...
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