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...whether the public should be...of the litigation, which began...private consumer groups were denied...151; Public Citizen, the Consumer...
National Law Journal
...in an effort to legally avoid any equitable lien asserted by the Group Medical Plan . . . ." Accordingly, the settlement first segregated money for attorneys' fees, some...
...that an appeal in related litigation could alter the outcome....
...Sponsors and organizers of large public events will obviously have to...intelligence, about the capabilities of groups and specific individuals, as well...
...82 amicus groups weighed in...to Citizens United...
...has strong writing skills and litigation experience." Donaldson...she's sensitive to the public nature of her attorneys' work...
...now for more than a year. In their briefs and throughout the litigation, the parties blamed each other for missteps and misinformation that complicated the...
...Earth," but litigation over the Ringling...After animal rights groups unsuccessfully sued circus...The advocacy group Citizens for Responsibility and...
...the innocent citizens of this...into this litigation business model...EFF and Public Citizen, a consumer group in Washington...
...Ethics and Public Policy Center...in the litigation challenging Prop...filed by Citizens United's...other conservative groups, made similar...
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