By Robert Iafolla
Daily Journal Staff Writer WASHINGTON - Business lobbyists wrestling with the prospect of firm Democratic control of the federal government received advice about pursuing a legislative priority that, at first blush, would seem like heresy: Accept stronger regulation. The recommendation came Wednesday during a panel on federal pre-emption at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Legal Reform Summit. Thomas C. Goldstein, an appellate part...
Daily Journal Staff Writer WASHINGTON - Business lobbyists wrestling with the prospect of firm Democratic control of the federal government received advice about pursuing a legislative priority that, at first blush, would seem like heresy: Accept stronger regulation. The recommendation came Wednesday during a panel on federal pre-emption at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Legal Reform Summit. Thomas C. Goldstein, an appellate part...
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