Roberts Considered Representing Clinton in Jones Supreme Court Case

Today's Top Stories • Roberts Considered Representing Clinton in Jones Supreme Court Case • Ford, GM Argue They Don't Owe Any Music Royalties • Feds Ask Full Sixth Circuit to Review Amish Beard-Cutting Case • Two U.S. Reps. Defeat Subpoenas in Shirley Sherrod Defamation Case • Definition Of Big Firms Changing • Two Steps Forward in the Carolinas • Op-Ed: The Roberts Court's 10th Year: A Term of Déjà Vu More Stories from ALM • Google-Oracle Software War Lands on Supreme Court's Steps • Animal Rights Group Asks Panel to Free 'Caged' Chimpanzee • Gun Mogul Glock's Ex-Wife Sues in Atlanta for $500 Million • Am Law 100 Firms Capitalize on Big Pharma Deals Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Roberts Considered Representing Clinton in Jones Supreme Court Case John Roberts Jr., then in private practice, did not rule out representing President... Read More » Ford, GM Argue They Don't Owe Any Music Royalties Ford Motor Co., General Motors Co. and two electronics companies are refuting... Read More » Feds Ask Full Sixth Circuit to Review Amish Beard-Cutting Case The U.S. Department of Justice has asked the full U.S. Court of Appeals for... Read More » Two U.S. Reps. Defeat Subpoenas in Shirley Sherrod Defamation Case Reps. Sanford Bishop, D-Ga., and James Clyburn, D-S.C., won't have to testify... Read More » Definition Of Big Firms Changing First-year associates in the ­largest U.S. law firms in major cities have come... Read More » Two Steps Forward in the Carolinas Eight individuals who have worked to improve the status of women in corporate... Read More » Op-Ed: The Roberts Court's 10th Year: A Term of Déjà Vu Justices poised to take on issues confronted before, including same-sex marriage... Read More »   Google-Oracle Software War Lands on Supreme Court's Steps Google is petitioning the high court to reverse a Federal Circuit decision... Read More » Animal Rights Group Asks Panel to Free 'Caged' Chimpanzee An animal rights attorney argued Wednesday before a skeptical Third Department... Read More » Gun Mogul Glock's Ex-Wife Sues in Atlanta for $500 Million The former wife of gun mogul Gaston Glock Sr. has filed a $500 million suit... Read More » Am Law 100 Firms Capitalize on Big Pharma Deals Sullivan & Cromwell, Latham, McDermott and Sidley Austin advised on Impax... Read More »

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