Cooley Picks Up 54 Dow Lohnes Attorneys in D.C.

NEwS FROM WASHINGTON • Cooley Picks Up 54 Dow Lohnes Attorneys in D.C. • Supreme Court Will Rule on Greenhouse Gas Regulations • Lobbyists' Group to Take 'Lobbyists' Out of its Name • Guantanamo Lawyers Fight DOJ Request for Shutdown Extension • Seven Best Law School Mentions in Congress This Year • UT Wins Race-Bias Case Filed by Former Law School Employee Cooley Picks Up 54 Dow Lohnes Attorneys in D.C. Cooley announced today the firm is merging with Dow Lohnes' Washington office, making the Palo Alto, Calif.-based firm one of the 35 largest law offices in the nation's capital. The acquisition, which adds 54 attorneys to Cooley's base here, strengthens... Read More » Supreme Court Will Rule on Greenhouse Gas Regulations The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to wade into the tangled dispute over the Environmental Protection Agency's authority to regulate greenhouse gases. The court agreed to hear six of nine challenges to the greenhouse regulations, and to limit the parties... Read More » Lobbyists' Group to Take 'Lobbyists' Out of its Name After more than three decades as the American League of Lobbyists, the U.S. lobbying industry's leading trade group in Washington, D.C., is one step away from making an often-stigmatized job a word non grata in its name. The League's board... Read More » Guantanamo Lawyers Fight DOJ Request for Shutdown Extension Lawyers for detainees at Guantánamo Bay are fighting the U.S. Department of Justice's attempt to push back filing deadlines because of the government shutdown. The detainees' lawyers say the case, a dispute over access to counsel, is too important to... Read More » Seven Best Law School Mentions in Congress This Year In remarks on the House and Senate floors, members of Congress this year brought up law school in a variety of ways. Here are the seven best mentions this year, as reported in the Congressional Record. Read More » UT Wins Race-Bias Case Filed by Former Law School Employee The University of Texas School of Law has prevailed on appeal in a racial-discrimination lawsuit brought against a former staffer who was fired in 2010. Read More »

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