As Vice President Pence prepares to preside over Congress’s Jan. 6 session making Biden’s victory official, he faces dueling pressures from his constitutional role and demands by Trump supporters that he derail the process.
Husch Blackwell has elected 23 attorneys to the firm’s partnership, effective January 1, 2021.
“These attorneys have earned the right to be part of our Partnership through an exceptional level of commitment to our firm and our clients,” said Chairman Greg Smith and Chief Executive Paul Eberle. “They understand the advantages of consistent collaboration with other team members and they are committed to Husch Blackwell’s continued growth.”
The Husch Blackwell Partnership Class of 2021 includes:
Andrew T. Bergman, Kansas City, Energy & Natural Resources – Drew has experience representing clients in mergers and acquisitions, restructuring transactions, negotiating joint ventures and partnerships, and financing transactions. He helps clients in the energy space with acquisition, development, and financing of wind and solar projects as well as other energy assets. He has also advised private equity firms in structuring, negotiating and managing investments in companies acr
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Health experts stress importance of bolstering vaccine confidence for communities of color
KTVU s Jesse Gary reports.
SAN JOSE, Calif. - While many Americans see COVID-19 vaccinations as a success some see something else.
To acknowledge the problem, that there is a problem of trust. To acknowledge it and name it, said Dr. Marcelle Dougan, an associate professor in the San Jose State University Department of Public Health & Recreation.
Doctor Marcelle Dougan and others point to research that shows some minority communities are distrustful of the new vaccine. Experts said those communities fear both the drug and data gathered from its use could be used for nefarious reasons.
He joined the U.S. attorney’s office in St. Louis in 1999. Soon after he took over as U.S. attorney in 2005, Catherine Hanaway appointed Jensen to the No. 2 role, executive U.S. attorney. Jensen then left the U.S. attorney’s office in 2009 for a stint in private practice around the time then-President Barack Obama, a Democrat, replaced Hanaway with his own appointee, Richard Callahan.
Attorney General William Barr said in a news release that Jensen brought “unparalleled experience” to his work.
Under Jensen’s leadership, the U.S. attorney’s office took over prosecution of several murder cases, carjackings and other violent crimes.