National Law Journal
...9, meaning the U.S. Senate has a full slate of...Smoak & Stewart, said the GOP push-back was a bad...
...of the FCC's top officials — Chairman Julius Genachowski, GOP Commissioner Robert McDowell and Chief Counsel Sherrese Smith...
...votes to overcome a Republican filibuster and allow a confirmation vote. The Senate voted 51-41, reflecting Republican speeches calling her "an activist judge...
...second-term investigations of the Obama administration." In the Senate, Democrats are expected to use their majority to investigate Wall Street and...
...Senate Republicans are looking to stop work at the National Labor Relations Board...
...instance, in early August, the Senate recessed without acting on 22 strong nominees whom the committee reported because the GOP refused to vote. ...
Fox, the rooster, and the Federal Circuit; kudos for legal writing; Klayman unlikes Walton's decision; a win for whistleblowers; a charge for lobbyists; Senate still cold to Medine; and a complete mo
DOJ smoked in tobacco appeal; fraud and Brown; Stokes retires; 'stache for cash; confirmations, finally; and Dole but no dice in this week's column
...Democratic and GOP charges, recriminations and paybacks have plagued selection, primarily due to divided government. Democrats currently control the presidency and the Senate, but they...
...the D.C. Circuit will feature Miguel Estrada to defend the Senate GOP's obstructionist prerogative. It is ultimate appointment-obstruction payback; Estrada's...
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