Justices' Latest Disclosures Offer Clues to Recusals

Today's Top Stories • Justices' Latest Disclosures Offer Clues to Recusals • D.C. Magistrate Judge John Facciola to Retire • Sotomayor Expresses Concern Over Wealth Disparity in U.S. • Howard Law's New Dean Follows a Family Tradition • Microsoft Settles Cyber Case Against Chinese Electronics Company • Shutting NSA 'Backdoor' Access to User Data • Fraud Claims Against Lance Armstrong to Proceed • Market Struggles to Absorb Record Law School Class of '13 • ABA Approves Plan to Split Penn State's Law School • Drugmakers See Bid to Defeat Class Action Fairness Act More Stories from ALM • Justices Say Plaintiffs Were Overcharged for Medical Records • Courtside Seats: Sovereign Restructurings in the Supreme Court Arena • Jackson Walker Beats Back Disqualification Effort • Winstead Names New Managing Shareholder for San Antonio Office Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Justices' Latest Disclosures Offer Clues to Recusals U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Jr. may have recused initially from... Read More » D.C. Magistrate Judge John Facciola to Retire U.S. Magistrate Judge John Facciola of the District of Columbia will retire... Read More » Sotomayor Expresses Concern Over Wealth Disparity in U.S. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor voiced concern Thursday night about... Read More » Howard Law's New Dean Follows a Family Tradition Howard University has tapped Danielle Holley-Walker as its next law dean. She... Read More » Microsoft Settles Cyber Case Against Chinese Electronics Company Microsoft Corp. recently reached a settlement with a Chinese electronics company... Read More » Shutting NSA 'Backdoor' Access to User Data Backed by Google Inc. and other technology organizations, the House on Friday... Read More » Fraud Claims Against Lance Armstrong to Proceed A federal judge in Washington has denied Lance Armstrong's effort to dismiss... Read More » Market Struggles to Absorb Record Law School Class of '13 The percentage of employed graduates in the national law school class of 2013... Read More » ABA Approves Plan to Split Penn State's Law School Pennsylvania State University has won the American Bar Association's blessing... Read More » Drugmakers See Bid to Defeat Class Action Fairness Act Two pharmaceutical drug manufacturers told a federal en banc appeals panel on... Read More »   Justices Say Plaintiffs Were Overcharged for Medical Records An amended portion of the Medical Records Act did not allow health care providers... Read More » Courtside Seats: Sovereign Restructurings in the Supreme Court Arena Christopher Kiplok and Dustin Smith of Hughes Hubbard & Reed write: Even before... Read More » Jackson Walker Beats Back Disqualification Effort Austin's Third Court of Appeals denied the petition for writ of mandamus. Read More » Winstead Names New Managing Shareholder for San Antonio Office Stephen Seidel said he was anxious to return to the practice of law and wanted... Read More »

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