two years as a Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the Department’s Civil Rights Division. He was presidentially appointed in 2002 as a member of the National Labor Relations Board, and in 2003 as Assistant Attorney General in charge of the Department’s Civil Rights Division, where he served from August 2003 until his appointm

mments on a proposed National Labor Relations Board rule change. Read full article » Heeding Dem Subpoena Would Hurt NLRB, Agency Atty Says Making the National Labor Relations Board release records of its "joint employer" policy development would undermine its candor in future deliberations, the board's top legal adviser said T