I'm betting these guys know a LOT about what was going on in domestic spying and other stuff that's been fended off in the courts with the "State Secrets" privilege. Look at the people on their team at:
http://www.cohengroup.net/expertise/index.cfmand
http://www.cohengroup.net/about/team.cfmMarc Grossman alone on this team raises red flags with him being the alleged traitor who handed out weapons secrets and materials through Turkey and Israel that according to Sibel Edmonds got funneled to Pakistan's A.Q. Kahn and likely to North Korea and Al Queda after that.
When you look at what's quoted on their "partner" page for partner DLA Piper:
http://www.cohengroup.net/about/partners.cfmTCG advised a leading niche provider of highly secure data networks to the defense and intelligence community in tailoring its offering to meet emerging homeland security requirements.
TCG has assisted Fortune 50 firms in developing their strategic plans for entry into the Indian marketplace, particularly in the area of defense sales and service.
TCG assisted a U.S.-based consumer products company in securing re-licensing in China after a significant revision of the law regulating its industry. Subsequently, helped client establish a multi-level government affairs strategy to support its growing operations and activities in the market.
TCG helped a prominent U.S. company obtain U.S. government approval to pursue large equipment contracts with Chinese nuclear power stations and establish a joint venture with Chinese scientists.
TCG advised a global shipping firm on the implications for the firm's operations of current and prospective homeland security cargo regulations and advised the firm on strategies to mitigate the impact.
These guys sound suspicious to me... We should keep an eye on them!
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