New Year, Old Faces at U.S. Supreme Court in January Arguments

Jan. 11, 2022, 9:45 AM UTC

Several advocates return to the Supreme Court for the court’s January sitting, after years-long stints away from the lectern or new roles in private practice.

Thirteen veterans and six first-timers will argue before the justices in the sitting that began on Jan.7 and runs through the 19th.

Graphic: Jonathan Hurtarte/Bloomberg Industry Group

Scott Keller, of the newly formed firm Lehotsky Keller, returned to the courtroom in his first appearance since leaving the Texas Solicitor General’s Office. He represented businesses on Jan. 7 challenging the Biden administration’s coronavirus vaccine mandate for healthcare and other workers.

Latham’s Melissa Arbus Sherry will make her first argument since departing ...

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