Harvard Law School

...House staff members. She told the first meeting of the group about her early days as a lawyer at a big firm in Chicago, fresh out of Harvard Law School. She worked in a skyscraper from which she could see the streets on which she grew...

In this article: Michelle Obama, Jacqueline Kennedy, Barack Obama, Chicago, Jackie O, and White House

...massive lineman, who grew up in Flint, Mich., and Adler, a Cherry Hill resident who went to school in Haddonfield, graduated from Harvard Law, and spent 16 years in the Legislature before moving to Congress this year. "People are tired of...

In this article: Jon Runyan, John Adler, Burlington, NFL, San Diego Chargers, Legal age, and Tax

...policies are on immigration, they should be flexible enough to meet these life-challenging, life-threatening issues." Harvard Law School professor Deborah Anker is the author of Law of Asylum in the United States, widely recognized as...

In this article: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Algeria, United States, Legal age, Duchenne muscular dystrophy, and Center for Immigration Studies

...unless the intrastate activity were regulated." The individual mandate is "the mirror image of Lopez as a commerce clause case," says Harvard Law School professor Laurence Tribe. Granted, there is a difference between regulating an...

In this article: Tax, Supreme Court, Revenue, Jack Balkin, Chicken, and Medicare

...he made years ago on net neutrality. Before joining the administration earlier this year, McLaughlin was a non-resident fellow at Harvard Law School's Berkman Center and a co-founder of domain name group I-CANN. He served as head of Google's...

In this article: Andrew McLaughlin, AT&T, Google, Federal Communications Commission, China, White House, Internet censorship, and Computer and Communications Industry Association

...the edge of a fiscal cliff. AmeriCorps, the national service program that grew out of the City Year experiment hatched by Khazei and his Harvard Law School roommate 15 years earlier, had been hobbled by management and money problems, in part...

In this article: City Year, AmeriCorps, John F. Kennedy, Massachusetts, and George W. Bush

...she received a Sachs scholarship went to Oxford, where she received a master of philosophy before attending Harvard Law School. Biography on Harvard Law School Web site Though Kagan's professors later praised her as one of their top students,...

In this article: Barack Obama, Harvard University, Supreme Court, Abner Mikva, Cass Sunstein, Lawrence H. Summers, and Boston Globe

...the shares they held, according to a study set to be released Monday. The study's authors include Lucian Bebchuk, executive director of Harvard Law School's corporate-governance program and an adviser to Treasury Department official Kenneth...

In this article: Richard Fuld Jr., The Fed, Bear Stearns Cos., Inflation, and Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.

...administration, is general counsel of Lockheed Martin Corp. Jack Goldsmith, an assistant attorney general during the Bush administration, teaches at Harvard Law School and is on the Hoover Institution's Task Force on National Security and Law.

In this article: Eric Holder, Khalid Sheik Mohammed, Defendant, Attorney General, Zacarias Moussaoui, Manhattan, Osama bin Laden, and New York

...also questioned the objectivity of the report's author, Professor Yochai Benkler, a professor of entrepreneurial legal studies at Harvard Law School. "Professor Benkler has presented the agency with new research and analysis plainly biased in...

In this article: Yochai Benkler, Federal Communications Commission, Harvard University, National Cable and Telecommunications Association, Comcast, and AT&T