National Law Journal
...not be seen as a strike against you." Senator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) remarked, "I'm really impressed by you. I think you...
...cosponsored by other Republicans on the judiciary committee like Senators Mike Lee (R-Utah), Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.), Jeff Flake (R...
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge John Olson, who was denied federal benefits for his same-sex spouse because of the Defense of Marriage Act, says the law is based on irrational prejudice that equal protection w
...TAKING ON 'TROLLS' U.S. representatives Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) and Peter DeFazio (D-Oregon) are taking on so-called "...
Slam dunk for Cadwalader; damage control for Menendez; spotlight on hospitality law; Schmaler leaves public affairs office; busy week for defense lawyers; Jim Graham fights back; and Bob Bennett beco
Sotomayor changes directions on cameras; Traxler to lead Judicial Conference; Begich on D.C. subcommittee; DLA Piper for Al Jazeera; remembering Steuart Pittman; honoring Hatch; and renominating Bloc
...the panel approved the nominee by voice vote, with Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) voting no as a protest to Obama's January 2012 executive...
Remembering Marvin Miller; final words on tobacco; recognizing local luminaries; senior Sentelle; Ward to lead lobbyists; lawyers for literacy; and no "No" repeat for Lee, maybe, in this week's colum
...Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck and former chief counsel for Senator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), of Goodlatte. "He has been on top of it for...
Public comments made at both parties' national conventions reflected stark differences between the two presidential candidates' approaches to judicial nominees, lobby reform and Justice Department po
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