Norm Coleman News
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Two lawyers who shared leadership of UnitedHealth Group’s legal department are rejoining Hogan Lovells LLP in Minneapolis, where the law firm plans to open a new office.
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A new Republican political action committee that can accept unlimited campaign donations will be “laser-focused” on preserving the party’s House majority in the 2012 elections, said a former senator helping oversee the effort.
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A Maryland public pension fund was named lead plaintiff in a consolidated shareholder lawsuit against Toyota Motor Corp. accusing the carmaker of failing to disclose defects related to sudden-acceleration of its vehicles.
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Some secret donors who gave money to groups that paid for millions of dollars in attack ads during the 2010 midterm elections are becoming public.
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Redistricting obliterated his House seat serving central Iowa. Still, Republican Representative Tom Latham has something going for him: a 4-1 cash edge in his re- election race against Democratic Representative Leonard Boswell in a merged district.
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Republicans, riding high in Washington and in most state capitals, are sitting on a time bomb: immigration.
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The outside groups spending record amounts to help elect Republicans this year are required to work independently of the campaigns. The ties that bind them to the party ensure that there isn’t too much distance.
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During the 1987 battle over Robert Bork’s U.S. Supreme Court nomination, a Washington tabloid published Bork’s video rentals. The next year, Congress banned such disclosures without customer consent.
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Louis J. Schaufele, the former Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. and Banc of America Securities broker sued by U.S. regulators for helping Charles and Samuel Wyly employ offshore entities to mislead investors, defended the use of the companies before Congress in 2006.
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When U.S. Senator Carl Levin declared that Goldman Sachs Group Inc . “clearly misled their clients and misled the Congress,” few analysts predicted his allegations would still be reverberating two months later.
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