The U.S. Supreme Court term that just wrapped up should put an end to the perennial debate over whether the Roberts Court is biased toward business, Mayer Brown partner Lauren Goldman said. "The results from the perspective of business were decidedly mixed," Goldman said. "This term definitely disproves that the Robert Court is reflexively pro-business."
July 08, 2015 at 02:39 PM
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The U.S. Supreme Court term that just wrapped up should put an end to the perennial debate over whether the Roberts Court is biased toward business, Mayer Brown partner Lauren Goldman said.
“The results from the perspective of business were decidedly mixed,” Goldman said. “This term definitely disproves that the Robert Court is reflexively pro-business.”
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