Mayer Brown Appellate News
- May It Please the Court: SCOTUS Perspectives from Leading Supreme Court Advocates
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Mayer Brown's Litigation Year in Review 2018
We are delighted to share with you Mayer Brown’s Litigation Year in Review. Similar to past years, this Review highlights the many successes that were achieved by partnering with clients and delivering on our core service principles.Read »
- Whole Foods Asks DC Circuit to Apply 'Bristol-Myers' to Limit Class Action Jurisdiction
- Bill Proposes Notice for Trains Blocking Crossings 10 Minutes
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Federal Appellate Practice
Published by Bloomberg BNA Editor-in-Chief: Brian Netter Edited and authored by Mayer Brown lawyers, Bloomberg BNA’s Third Edition, Federal Appellate Practice book is the primary resource for fully understanding the federal appellate proRead »
- Trump administration lawyers rush cases to the Supreme Court, and blame blue-state federal judges
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11 Mayer Brown lawyers named to Washingtonian’s Top Lawyers list
Mayer Brown announced that 11 partners from six practice areas have been recognized by Washingtonian magazine as the “Top Lawyers” in the Washington DC area.The Mayer Brown lawyers included in this year’s list are:• Andrew Pincus, Supreme CRead »
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Former Assistant to US Solicitor General Nicole Saharsky joins Mayer Brown’s Supreme Court & Appellate practice in DC
Mayer Brown announced today that prominent appellate lawyer Nicole A. Saharsky has joined the firm as a partner in Washington DC, where she will serve as a co-leader of the Supreme Court & Appellate practice, along with Supreme Court adRead »
- Supreme Court Veteran, SG Alum Saharsky Joins Mayer Brown
- Supreme Court Pro Jumps From Gibson Dunn To Mayer Brown
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US Supreme Court Refuses to Review Ninth Circuit Lusnak Decision Requiring National Banks to Abide by State Interest-on-Escrow Laws
Yesterday, the Supreme Court announced that it would not review the Ninth Circuit’s decision in Lusnak v. Bank of America, N.A., 883 F.3d 1185 (9th Cir. 2018), and would thus leave intact a ruling that compels national banks to comply withRead »
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Mayer Brown wins major victory in gerrymandering suit before district court
Mayer Brown secured a major victory for a group of Maryland residents challenging the state’s 2011 redrawing of its congressional districts under the First Amendment, when a federal three-judge panel in the district court of Maryland struckRead »
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Mayer Brown named to National Law Journal’s “Appellate Hot List” for 11th consecutive year
Mayer Brown announced that its Supreme Court & Appellate practice has been named one of the best in the United States by The National Law Journal (NLJ) for the 11th consecutive year.In its prestigious 2018 Appellate Hot List, the NLJ reRead »
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57th Annual Corporate Counsel Institute
Designed by and focused on corporate counsel, this two-day program provides relevant updates and discussions on the legal issues that impact businesses today. Highlights include: The New Age of Sexual Harassment, Pay Equity, and Gender DRead »
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Law360 names two Mayer Brown partners 2018 “Rising Stars”
Mayer Brown announced that two of the firm’s partners have been named 2018 “Rising Stars” by Law360: White Collar Defense & Compliance partner Matthew J. Alexander and Litigation & Dispute Resolution partner Paul Hughes (both WashinRead »
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Nine Mayer Brown lawyers named “Best Lawyers 2019 Lawyers of the Year”
Mayer Brown announced today that nine lawyers have been named “Best Lawyers 2019 Lawyers of the Year” in the following categories and cities: • Christian F. Binnig – Administrative and Regulatory Law, Chicago;• Vincent J. Connelly – CriminRead »
- Law360 Rising Star: Paul Hughes
- Bush Claimed Power to Override a Torture Ban. What Did Brett Kavanaugh Think About That?
- Feds Must Pay Attys' Fees After Delaying Obama-Era Rule
- Chicago mayoral candidate Garry McCarthy, former Supreme Court clerks Scodro & Keller on Kavanaugh, Anurima Bhargava on new Trump affirmative action policies and much more
- Trump to Announce Supreme Court Nominee
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Kennedy’s Mixed Business Legacy
Justice Anthony Kennedy’s record on gay rights, abortion, affirmative action and the like has dominated retrospectives of the retiring jurist. But what about his views on business matters, and what will his absence portend?We asked Mayer BrRead »
- The buzzword at center of Supreme Court clash
- The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court