Cleary Partner to Lead DOJ Antitrust Litigation

NEwS FROM WASHINGTON • Cleary Partner to Lead DOJ Antitrust Litigation • Obama on Law School: Two Years is Enough • NLRB Revamps its In-House Legal Services • DOJ Ally on Capitol Hill Miffed by Voter ID Suit • In Op-Ed, Holder Warns of Consequences of Budget Cuts • Lessig Sues Over Threat Arising From His YouTube Video Cleary Partner to Lead DOJ Antitrust Litigation Seasoned antitrust litigator David Gelfand, a partner at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, is joining the Justice Department's Antitrust Division as deputy assistant attorney general for litigation. He'll have his hands full - the division on August 13 filed suit... Read More » Obama on Law School: Two Years is Enough We know what policies Barack Obama has pursued as president of the United States, but he opened up Friday about what he would do as the leader of a law school. His top priority: Cut out the third year. "This... Read More » NLRB Revamps its In-House Legal Services The National Labor Relations Board has opened up a newly reorganized one-stop shop for its in-house legal services. The NLRB moved a number of its related offices to the new Division of Legal Counsel at its Washington, D.C, headquarters, the... Read More » DOJ Ally on Capitol Hill Miffed by Voter ID Suit After the U.S. Supreme Court gutted a key provision of the Voting Rights Act in June, Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. pledged to continue aggressive enforcement while, at the same time, pressing Congress to fix the law. But the U.S.... Read More » In Op-Ed, Holder Warns of Consequences of Budget Cuts The nation's highest-ranking law enforcement agent is standing up for his opponent in the courtroom. Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. wrote an opinion piece Thursday in The Washington Post that called for better funding for the federal public defender program,... Read More » Lessig Sues Over Threat Arising From His YouTube Video Harvard Law School professor Lawrence Lessig has gone to court seeking clarification that his use of copyrighted music in an amateur dance video illustrating one of his lectures on YouTube constitutes fair use. Read More » SUPREME COURT CASES

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