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Secrecy in Phila. Family Court Protects Bureaucrats and Lawyers More Than Children, Experts Say
Instead of protecting children as intended, closed-door proceedings in the Philadelphia Family Court do more to shield from the public eye those lawyers, social workers and judges who do their jobs poorly, court-watchers said.
Haynes and Boone Taps Finance Partner for NY Office Head
Craig Unterberg, a finance partner who has worked in New York since 2009, has succeeded Kenneth Bezozo as managing partner of the firm's New York office.
At Senate Hearing, Georgians Weigh in on AG Candidate
GSU law professor Neil Kinkopf said he feared Bill Barr would keep Mueller report secret; former deputy U.S. attorney general Larry Thompson backed Barr.
Panel Questions If AG Candidate William Barr Would Snuff Robert Mueller's Findings
Wednesday's discussion also turned toward an unsolicited memo Barr sent to the Justice Department and other lawyers last June. The memo has fallen under scrutiny in part for Barr's comments criticizing a possible obstruction of justice inquiry as “fatally misconceived.”
Undercover '60 Minutes' Video Leads to NY Lawyer's Public Censure
Manhattan attorney and Big Law alum Marc Koplik told an undercover anti-corruption activist that lawyers have special protections "because we run the country.”