Eugene Scalia is about to tie his father in the number of cases he’s argued before the US Supreme Court.
Though the late Justice Antonin Scalia heard thousands of cases in his 30 years on the bench, he only argued one during his time as an attorney. Now 47 years later, his son will do the same.
The Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher partner will take the lectern on Oct. 10 and try to convince the justices to uphold a New York-based appeals court decision that said corporate whistleblowers have to prove they were fired with retaliatory intent for reporting financial ...
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