Plaintiff's Hot List: The National Law Journal profiles 19 firms are at the cutting edge of their profession (and are giving defense lawyers a run for their money).
A Term Under Construction: Last year's blockbuster U.S. Supreme Court term featured everything from health care to immigration, but Marcia Coyle reports that the upcoming term is shaping up to be another one for the history books.
The Senate's stranglehold: Todd Ruger reports that President Obama's 33 remaining judicial nominees face little hope of being confirmed. Senators left for a recess until after the presidential election having confirmed only three pending nominees.
CSI: Washington: The District of Columbia's new $220 million forensic lab, along with an independent department created to manage it, officially opens October 1. Zoe Tillman reports that the lab is opening in the midst of a national debate over the state and quality of forensic science.
Hats off to Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll for being named to the Plaintiffs' Hot List. I have been personally threatened by a Baltimore law firm if I reveal any facts or evidence about racketeering and corporate espionage crimes committed against one of CMS&T's clients who have filed legal action. This humongous scandal and massive cover-up is finally being exposed by honest attorneys and media like CNBC "Crime Inc. Secrets For Sale" which aired 8/23/12.
Posted by: John Dodd | October 01, 2012 at 01:17 PM
| "Todd Ruger reports that President Obama's 33 remaining judicial nominees face little hope of being confirmed. Senators left for a recess. . ." |
All he has to do is a "recess" appointment whether the Senate is on recess or not. [He has not been loath to do such in the past.]
Posted by: Adamakis | October 01, 2012 at 09:58 AM