Holder Touts Consumer Relief Provision in $7B Citigroup Deal

Today's Top Stories • Holder Touts Consumer Relief Provision in $7B Citigroup Deal • Atheist to Deliver Opening for Town in Public Prayer Dispute • Jack Abramoff Can Keep His Lawyer, Judge Says • SEC Lawyer to be GC at Investment Company Institute • D.C. Circuit Rejects Guantánamo Detainee's Challenge • No Plaintiffs? No Problem • Did You Hear the One About the Appellate Lawyer? • Emergency Aid Won't Solve Immigration Courts' Problems • D.C. Circuit Judge's Trial Court Ties • Call for Nominations: Elite Trial Lawyers More Stories from ALM • Doctor's Claim Against Act 13 Confidentiality Dismissed • Drug Overdose Immunity Bill in Limbo • Judicial Immunity Claim Upheld in Man's Thwarted Protest • Lawyer Called 'Sociopath' Seeks Judge's Recusal Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Holder Touts Consumer Relief Provision in $7B Citigroup Deal The U.S. Department of Justice on Monday continued to squeeze the country's... Read More » Atheist to Deliver Opening for Town in Public Prayer Dispute After winning a U.S. Supreme Court battle to allow religious invocations at... Read More » Jack Abramoff Can Keep His Lawyer, Judge Says As convicted ex-lobbyist Jack Abramoff fights with federal prosecutors over... Read More » SEC Lawyer to be GC at Investment Company Institute The Investment Company Institute, a leading fund-industry trade group in Washington,... Read More » D.C. Circuit Rejects Guantánamo Detainee's Challenge The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit on Monday rejected a constitutional... Read More » No Plaintiffs? No Problem When the federal government sued Bass Pro Outdoor World for hiring discrimination,... Read More » Did You Hear the One About the Appellate Lawyer? With a full plate of problems in its 2013 term, the U.S. Supreme Court still... Read More » Emergency Aid Won't Solve Immigration Courts' Problems President Barack Obama wants to hire more immigration judges and lawyers to... Read More » D.C. Circuit Judge's Trial Court Ties Judge Robert Wilkins has donned two robes, figuratively speaking, since his... Read More » Call for Nominations: Elite Trial Lawyers The National Law Journal and Law.com are accepting nominations for our inaugural... Read More »   Doctor's Claim Against Act 13 Confidentiality Dismissed A doctor's claim that sections of Act 13 regarding the confidentiality of chemical... Read More » Drug Overdose Immunity Bill in Limbo One of the bills overlooked in the frenzy of the final budget approval in Harrisburg... Read More » Judicial Immunity Claim Upheld in Man's Thwarted Protest Judicial immunity protects a county judge from a lawsuit by the disgruntled... Read More » Lawyer Called 'Sociopath' Seeks Judge's Recusal A bankruptcy attorney currently under review by the Western District of Pennsylvania... Read More »

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