Mr. President, today, the Senate will vote to confirm Arun Subramanian to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. Mr. Subramanian attended Case Western Reserve University and Columbia Law School. After graduating, he went on to clerk at all levels of the Federal judiciary--first for Judge Dennis Jacobs on the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, then for Judge Gerard E. Lynch on the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, and finally for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the U.S. Supreme Court. Mr. Subramanian then entered private practice in Manhattan, where he has focused on complex civil litigation. His work has covered a wide variety of issue areas, including State and Federal false claims, commercial and employment contract disputes, tort actions, securities, antitrust, fraud, and patent litigation. Mr. Subramanian has also dedicated hundreds of hours to his pro bono work, and he also coordinates his law firm's pro bono activities. He was unanimously rated ``well qualified'' by the ABA and received a bipartisan vote in committee. In addition, he has the strong support of his home State Senators--Mr. Schumer and Mrs. Gillibrand--and his Supreme Court co-clerks. His fellow clerks emphasized that they had witnessed Mr. Subramanian's ``collegial, candid, and fair-minded temperament.'' Given his significant litigation experience and strong ties to the Southern District of New York, Mr.…
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