David Boies
'Round and 'round we go.
The firm represented the newspaper in a libel case while it also contracted with investigators charged with quashing a negative story about an accuser.
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The newspaper "will be pursuing appropriate remedies," it said following the New Yorker report.
Asian Americans face discrimination in the highly selective college admissions process. Sure, highly selective colleges will
Great minds don't always think alike, and that's a good thing.
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Frankly, I was nothing short of stunned by your lack of understanding of the policies and approaches to dyslexia in our public schools.
Shrum and Lowry discuss North Korea's film fatwa and Cheney's eagerness to become Mr. Torture. Then: If Nixon recognized China 25 years after its Communist Revolution, why shouldn't Obama do so with Cuba 50 years later? And can the third Bush beat the first woman?
How much time do elites like David Boies invest in consequential decision-making before investing in a yacht or another hobby
"We are about to hold more House seats than we ever have. We will take the Senate," said the GOP official, who asked not
The question of how and whether public school teachers should be able to obtain job security, or phrased another way, how easy it should be to fire them, is not new.
This week I was invited to join a media conference call immediately following the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals' favorable ruling in Virginia's Bostic v. Schaefer marriage-equality case.
Since the publication of Jo Becker's controversial Forcing the Spring, it's fair to say that the Prop 8 legal team have been on the defensive. A lot of us have wondered what they thought about the book, so last week I interviewed Ted Olson, a lifelong Republican and former solicitor general under George W. Bush, and put these and other questions to him.
As for so many of my friends who were present to listen to the president, all the aspects of my life seemed to have come together to help produce positive change. The education, advocacy, community service and political lobbying and maneuvering all have that one goal: to create a better world for the next generation.
Ted Olson and David Boies made history when they teamed up to overturn Proposition 8 in 2013, but what made their joint effort
While not all conservatives necessarily feel this way -- for some "it's a morality thing," he admitted -- Olson sees social
It's hard enough to overcome stigma and discrimination, particularly for minority populations, but when the underlying economic trends are tearing the country apart, the challenge becomes even more difficult.
