Cases Argued by Public Citizen in the United States Supreme Court - Public Citizen attorneys have argued 66 cases before the U.S. Supreme Court,

195 (2011) Attorney: Beck Question presented: Where a creditor reserves discretion to increase a cardholder’s interest rate up to a stated maximum rate in the event of default, does the Truth in Lending Act, as implemented by the applicable version of Regulation Z, require the creditor to notify the cardholder when it chooses to increase the cardholder’s rate, and to disclose the new rate it has c. [...] 880 (2008) Attorney: Rosenbaum Question presented: Can a non-party be bound by the judgment in a case under the theory that he was “virtually represented” by a party to the case when the non-party had no legal relationship with the party and did not receive notice of the litigation? Richlin Security Service Co. [...] 341 (2001), federal law preempts the provision in a Michigan statute that allows a product liability claim to be maintained against a drug manufacturer of an FDA-approved drug only if the manufacturer failed to submit to the FDA or misrepresented information to the FDA that was required to be submitted and the FDA would not have approved the drug or would have withdrawn approval if the company had. [...] 580 (2003) Attorney: Frost Question presented: Did the Court of appeals correctly vacate a final judgment entered by a magistrate judge on the ground that two defendants did not consent to the referral to the magistrate judge prior to trial? Barnes v. [...] 35 (1987) Attorney: Levy Question presented: Does the filing of the complaint in a duty of fair representation case satisfy the statute of limitations? Bowsher v.