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From: Public Policy Law360 <[email protected]> 
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Subject: Perkins Coie IP Atty Confirmed As Fed. Circ.'s 1st Black Judge 
Date: Tue. 20 Jul 2021 08:06:52 +0000 
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Perkins Coie IP Atty Confirmed As Fed. Circ.'s 1st Black Judge 
The Federal Circuit will see its first Black judge after a bipartisan Senate vote 
Monday to confirm Tiffany R Cunningham, a Perkins Coie LLP partner and 
veteran patent litigator who said the appellate position had long been her 
"dream job." 
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Contentious Biden Pick For 2nd Circ. Reports $1.3M Net Worth 
A longtime voting rights litigator nominated to the Second Circuit whose efforts 
to reduce voting barriers led to biting criticism from Senate Republicans has 
reported a net worth of almost $1.3 million in congressional disclosures. 
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Top Florida Litigation Of 2021: Midyear Report 
Florida has seen no shortage of notable litigation developments in 2021, 
including a likely resolution of the state's long-running "Water Wars" with 
Georgia and key rulings that could impact disputes arising from the COVID-19 
pandemic. 
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Man Gets 18 Mos. For Murder Threats Against Flynn Judge 
A New York man was sentenced Monday to 18 months in prison after admitting 
to threatening to assault and murder the D.C. federal judge who oversaw the 
politically charged criminal case of former Trump national security adviser 
Michael Flynn. 
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Congress Revives Push To Codify DOJ Access To Justice Unit 
A powerful, bipartisan group in Congress is reviving a 
proposal to permanently restore the U.S. Department of Justice's Office for 
Access To Justice, in a bid to codify the unit dedicated to legal representation 
for the poor that was shuttered by the Trump administration. 
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