At 3, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Hits Stride

Today's Top Stories • At 3, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Hits Stride • Judges Describe Pitfalls of Long Vacancies • Obama Names Record Number of Gay Federal Judges • Hill Lawyer Runs New Georgetown Law Center on Privacy • Law School Enrollment Slump Continues • Marriott Fights Wrongful Death Suit in Hotel Bombing • A Friend to Business? Maybe not • Coalition Blows the Whistle on Whistleblower Retaliation • Op-Ed: Concussion Settlement Is Deeply Flawed • Call for Nominations: Elite Trial Lawyers More Stories from ALM • Personnel Files Are at Risk of Disclosure in Legal Mal Cases • Justices Take Up Deadline for Post-Enactment Appeals • Soccer Prospect Awarded for Botched Bowel Procedure • Groups Settle AG Lawsuit Alleging Immigrant Fraud Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. At 3, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Hits Stride Lawyers who practice before the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau agree on... Read More » Judges Describe Pitfalls of Long Vacancies Judicial vacancies in the nation's federal district courts means litigation... Read More » Obama Names Record Number of Gay Federal Judges President Barack Obama's 11th nomination of an openly gay or lesbian lawyer... Read More » Hill Lawyer Runs New Georgetown Law Center on Privacy Georgetown University Law Center has created a center focused on preserving... Read More » Law School Enrollment Slump Continues The number of applicants to American Bar Association-accredited law schools... Read More » Marriott Fights Wrongful Death Suit in Hotel Bombing Lawyers for the Marriott hotel say its Islamabad franchiser should bear responsibility... Read More » A Friend to Business? Maybe not Business interests did not fare as well as usual before the U.S. Supreme Court... Read More » Coalition Blows the Whistle on Whistleblower Retaliation Labaton Sucharow, the Government Accountability Project and more than 250 other... Read More » Op-Ed: Concussion Settlement Is Deeply Flawed Proposed deal between the NFL and former players lacks compensation for host... Read More » Call for Nominations: Elite Trial Lawyers The National Law Journal and Law.com are accepting nominations for our inaugural... Read More »   Personnel Files Are at Risk of Disclosure in Legal Mal Cases A recent ruling in a legal malpractice case opening the door to Stradley Ronon... Read More » Justices Take Up Deadline for Post-Enactment Appeals The state Supreme Court has agreed to hear argument on whether a defective notice... Read More » Soccer Prospect Awarded for Botched Bowel Procedure A college soccer star once weeks away from going to Colombia on a contract to... Read More » Groups Settle AG Lawsuit Alleging Immigrant Fraud Two organizations and a businessman accused of defrauding immigrants by falsely... Read More »

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