Appeals Court Weighs Ban on Supreme Court Protests

Today's Top Stories • Appeals Court Weighs Ban on Supreme Court Protests • Citizens United Vows Appeal After Losing Disclosure-Rules Case • FTC Steps Up Pressure Against Bitcoin Fraud • Deputy SG Kneedler Recognized for Career in Public Service • Chelsea Manning Sues Feds Over Treatment for Gender Dysphoria • Family Law Attorney Named Newest Judge in D.C. Superior Court • Legal Departments Shine in the Golden State More Stories from ALM • Morgan Lewis Merger With Bingham a 'Strategic Change' • After Contentious Split, Retired Partner Wins $2.3M Against Old Firm • Al Qaida Spokesman Sentenced to Life in Prison • In Context: Gov. Rick Perry's Indictment Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Appeals Court Weighs Ban on Supreme Court Protests The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit appeared ready Tuesday to uphold... Read More » Citizens United Vows Appeal After Losing Disclosure-Rules Case Citizens United, the group that won a landmark 2010 ruling from the U.S. Supreme... Read More » FTC Steps Up Pressure Against Bitcoin Fraud After a long hands-off period, federal regulators are starting to crack down... Read More » Deputy SG Kneedler Recognized for Career in Public Service Deputy Solicitor General Edwin Kneedler on Monday night won a career achievement... Read More » Chelsea Manning Sues Feds Over Treatment for Gender Dysphoria The U.S. Army private jailed for leaking documents to WikiLeaks is accusing... Read More » Family Law Attorney Named Newest Judge in D.C. Superior Court Judges in the District of Columbia Superior Court have approved the appointment... Read More » Legal Departments Shine in the Golden State Whether working for a major entertainment firm in Los Angeles, a media conglomerate... Read More »   Morgan Lewis Merger With Bingham a 'Strategic Change' A full-scale law firm acquisition would be somewhat of an outlier in Morgan,... Read More » After Contentious Split, Retired Partner Wins $2.3M Against Old Firm The West Palm Beach law firm of Ciklin Lubitz Martens & O'Connell was hit... Read More » Al Qaida Spokesman Sentenced to Life in Prison Read More » In Context: Gov. Rick Perry's Indictment The following timeline details the events that unfolded in Texas courts following... Read More »

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