Law Practice
Dec. 2, 2008
Congress Stalls On Bills to Rock Legal World
Even if lawmakers return for another lame-duck session this month, the 110th Congress is nearly certain to close up shop without passing a number of bills that could have retooled the country's legal landscape.
Daily Journal Staff Writer WASHINGTON - Even if lawmakers return for another lame-duck session this month, the 110th Congress is nearly certain to close up shop without passing a number of bills that could have retooled the country's legal landscape. Legislation that would have affected patents, arbitration, disclosure and transparency in litigation, bankruptcy, testimonial waivers, performance rights, consumers' ability to sue...
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