National Law Journal
...for Obama's re-election and general counsel to the Democratic National Committee, and Benjamin Ginsberg of Patton Boggs, the lawyer for Mitt Romney's...
...a sharply divided U.S. Senate committee. Democrats urged their speedy confirmation...
...of the House Financial Services Committee, released a letter to Richard...between one session of the Senate and the next, and does...
...the U.S. Senate blocked gun control...of the House Commerce, Justice and Science...general and the committee that funds it...
...had worked with Grinstein as maritime counsel for the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee. Until then, law firms generally looked to litigation as...
...program for sharing classified information with private companies. And the Department of Commerce will be working with critical infrastructure companies like utilities and banks to...
...recent staff memo from the Senate Committee...
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...made. While Obama has not yet publicly detailed a plan, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has said this month that a...
National Law Journal
...history, literature, art or science." Id. art. 1.The U.S. Senate "unanimously gave its advice and consent to ratification in 1972," subject to...
National Law Journal
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