IN THE TRENCHES: A Conversation With A “Lawyer’s Lawyer” On Appellate And Executive Branch Advocacy

Jennifer Dickey
Vice President and Deputy Chief Counsel, U.S. Chamber Litigation Center

Published

May 26, 2021

About the author

Jennifer Dickey

Jennifer B. Dickey is vice president and deputy chief counsel at the U.S. Chamber Litigation Center, the litigation arm of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Dickey handles a variety of litigation matters for the Chamber.

Lawsuits

Improving Government
Reining in the Bureaucracy
The U.S. Chamber Litigation Center has spent nearly 50 years fighting bureaucratic overreach through legal challenges to excessive regulations, congressional overdelegation, unaccountable independent agencies, and improper judicial deference to federal agencies.
By Daryl Joseffer

Improving Government
Keeping Trade Free
By Daryl Joseffer
Improving Government
Championing Congress’ Power and Duty to Legislate
By Daryl Joseffer

Improving Government
The Right to a Jury Trial: A Founding Check on Arbitrary Power
By Daryl Joseffer
Improving Government
The Founders’ Case for Growing the Nation
By Daryl Joseffer

IN THE TRENCHES: A Conversation With A “Lawyer’s Lawyer” On Appellate And Executive Branch Advocacy

About the author

Jennifer Dickey

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