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• Perkins Coie Seeks to Permanently Block Trump's Executive Order, as DOJ Moves to Dismiss April 2, 2025
  Two amicus briefs were submitted in support of Perkins Coie, one from 11 legal advocacy organizations, including the ACLU, and a second from past presidents of the D.C. Bar.       
• ‘Utter Disregard': Prosecutors Want 10-Year Prison Sentence for Girardi Keese's Longtime Accountant April 2, 2025
  Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles are asking for a 10-year prison sentence for Christopher Kamon, the former accounting head of Girardi Keese.       
• 'Reasonableness' of Public Officers' Legal Fees at Heart of New York Bill Aimed at Reining In Costs April 2, 2025
  In the wake of ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo's tally of state-funded legal expenses, a bill has been advanced by Democrats in the New York State Legislature aimed at having the state comptroller assess whether a public officer's legal representation is reasonable. It would make it harder for a public officer to hire multiple firms to work […]
• Getting Their 'Sea Legs': Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche Says DOJ Still Learning from 'First Step Act' April 2, 2025
  Blanche and U.S. Senior District Court Judge Frederic Block spoke about criminal justice and sentencing reform at Brooklyn Law School.       
• 'A Through Line': Antitrust Enforcers See Bipartisan Concern Over Market Concentration April 2, 2025
  Businesses should have greater opportunities to provide structural remedies in merger cases, said Gail Slater, who heads the U.S. Justice Department's Antitrust Division, and Federal Trade Commission Chair Andrew Ferguson.       

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