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Windsor v. The United States Of America
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July 20, 2011
NY Woman Challenges House Attys On DOMA Views
A New York woman suing over the Defense of Marriage Act asked a federal judge on Monday to force the congressional legal team backing the law to acknowledge what she considers some basic legal and historic facts of gay life.
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April 25, 2011
Clement Quits King & Spalding After Firm Drops DOMA
Former U.S. Solicitor General Paul Clement abruptly quit King & Spalding LLP on Monday after the firm, following public outcry, abandoned the defense of a federal law that effectively bans same-sex marriage.
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April 20, 2011
Defense Of DOMA Could Give King & Spalding Bad Rep
A decision by a prominent attorney at corporate law firm King & Spalding LLP to take up the defense of legislation that would effectively bar same-sex marriages is threatening the firm's carefully crafted reputation as a gay-friendly workplace, according to advocates.