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The first weeks of 2022 featured a flurry of hiring activity in Washington, D.C., with BigLaw firms including Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP and Blank Rome LLP making key partner additions in the antitrust and financial services arenas.

A three-judge panel heard arguments Monday evening in a lawsuit against United Airlines regarding the company's coronavirus vaccine mandate.

Jorge Aguilar has spent nearly a decade working for Pelosi, most recently serving as the executive director for her campaign committee.

Nuclear scientists based out of Tennessee said the fallout from UT-Battelle's vaccine mandate "will be felt in the months to come."

A federal appeals court refused to prohibit the airline from putting unvaccinated employees on unpaid leave while the case makes its way through court.

Project Veritas uses Mark Paoletta, ex-counsel to Mike Pence, to inform members of Congress of the FBI Nov. 6 raid of the home of its founder.

Assistant U.S. Attorney John Borchert<b> </b>said this was the first scam PAC case to make it to the sentencing phase in the district — though he added that it almost certainly won’t be the last.

Conservative activist group Project Veritas has hired a Washington, D.C., law firm to lobby for it on matters tied to an FBI search of its founder's home in New York, according to a lobbying disclosure form filed with a U.S. Senate public records office.

The group has in turn supported lawmakers involved in watering down the administration’s prescription drug pricing proposal.

United Airlines' vaccine policy is aimed at the state of Texas, an attorney representing employees suing the company said Wednesday.