Impeachment on a Page – Week of November 4, 2019
As developments in the Trump impeachment inquiry continue to unfold, Dentons’ Public Policy group has created a quick reference guide […]
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Impeachment on a Page – Week of October 28, 2019
As developments in the Trump impeachment inquiry continue to unfold, Dentons’ Public Policy group has created a quick reference guide […]
Trump Impeachment Inquiry: Recent developments and what’s happening this week – Week of October 21, 2019
A major player in the impeachment inquiry tragically passed away since our last update. On the morning of October 17, […]
Impeachment on a Page
As updates continue to develop, Dentons’ Public Policy group has assembled a quick reference guide providing an overview on the […]
Trump Impeachment Inquiry: Recent developments and what’s happening this week – Week of October 15, 2019
Since our last update, two new players have emerged in the Trump impeachment inquiry. Former Special Assistant to the President […]
Partisan Gerrymandering Upheld by U.S. Supreme Court
On June 27, 2019, the Supreme Court decided Rucho v. Common Cause, a highly-anticipated case stemming from legal challenges to […]
With budget signed, a look ahead at remainder of Wisconsin’s legislative session
The following comes by way of Dentons50 partner firm Capitol Consultants Now that the budget has been signed and the […]
Wisconsin Assembly passes budget on 60-39 vote
The following comes by way of Dentons 50 partner firm Capitol Consultants After 10 hours of debate, the Wisconsin State […]
SCOTUS upholds redrawn Va. House of Delegates district lines
The following comes by way of Dentons 50 partner Capital Results in Richmond The U.S. Supreme Court dismissed an appeal […]
Everything you need to know about Virginia’s primary election
The following comes by way of Dentons 50 partner Capital Results in Virginia. Republicans currently hold the slimmest of majorities […]
That’s a wrap on Connecticut’s 2019 legislative session
The Connecticut General Assembly wrapped up its 2019 regular session on Wednesday, June 6th with a flurry of bills passed in […]
Paid family and medical leave passes Ct. Senate with threat of veto
After 6 hours of debate, the Senate passed Paid Family and Medical Leave legislation. The bill creates a quasi-public agency to oversee the […]