- Catherine Ho
- Reporter
Catherine Ho covers law and lobbying for Capital Business, which she joined in June 2011. She was previously a reporter at the Daily Journal in Los Angeles, covering LA civil courts and labor and employment law. Before that, she reported for the business and metro desks at the LA Times. She has interned at newspapers in Detroit, Wichita, Kan., and San Mateo, Calif. She’s a San Jose native and UC Berkeley graduate.
Booz Allen stays quiet in aftermath of NSA leak story
The episode has created a case study for crisis communications experts to ponder, as contractors feel out their role in the often-secret world of cybersecurity and data collection.
Court decisions, cost concerns drive growth in e-discovery
“E-discovery vendors” are part of a growing industry built around the management of electronic data.
Taking aim at ‘patent trolls’
The White House’s measures would make it harder for ‘trolls’ to take companies to court.
Law school applications continue to slide
The drop is prompting some law schools to slash the size of their entering classes.
- Stroock & Stroock & Lavan expands to Washington
- Lobbying group leaders look to financial services, energy
- Trade deal draws lobbying from businesses, unions
- Howrey trustee hired to recover money in Dewey & LeBoeuf bankruptcy
- Ogilvy Government Relations eyes a comeback
- Lobbying registrations for April return to numbers not seen since 2011
- Digital agency Huge sees big opportunity in Washington
- Malina takes over as Wexler & Walker CEO
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