In Secret Court, Google Wants Public Hearing

NEwS FROM WASHINGTON • In Secret Court, Google Wants Public Hearing • FTC Lawyer to Join Arnold & Porter's Antitrust Group • Future Unclear for Commerce Department GC Post • Solo Days Over, Lawyer Takes Oath As D.C. Judge • Firms Sweat Liability • Hair Trigger Alleged at the EEOC In Secret Court, Google Wants Public Hearing Proceedings in the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court are typically sealed. Google Inc. wants to change that. Read More » FTC Lawyer to Join Arnold & Porter's Antitrust Group A former top lawyer in the Federal Trade Commission's competition bureau is joining Arnold & Porter as a partner in the antitrust group. Peter Levitas, formerly deputy director of the FTC Bureau of Competition, has worked on investigations in the... Read More » Future Unclear for Commerce Department GC Post Following Cameron Kerry's departure as the Commerce Department's general counsel, President Barack Obama has yet to fill the vacancy with an acting appointee or send a nominee for the post to the U.S. Senate for confirmation. Read More » Solo Days Over, Lawyer Takes Oath As D.C. Judge Longtime Washington solo practitioner Michael O'Keefe was sworn in Friday to his post on the District of Columbia Superior Court. O'Keefe has been hearing cases since August, but Friday's investiture ceremony marked his formal installation on the bench. He sailed... Read More » Firms Sweat Liability A case stemming from Allen Stanford's spectacular $7 billion fraud will be argued before the U.S. Supreme Court on October 7, the first day of the court's fall term. Read More » Hair Trigger Alleged at the EEOC In a case that could rewrite the ground rules for high-stakes EEOC litigation, Marion, Ill.-based Mach Mining LLC has asked an appeals court to take a hard look at the agency's efforts — or lack thereof — to settle complaints before heading to court. Read More » SUPREME COURT CASES

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