THE ROBING ROOM

Judge Wang approaches problems with a down-to-earth practicality emblematic of somebody who has recently transitioned from private practice. This is a good thing. She is not drowning in the nectar of her own power or importance - which is something many federal judges tend to do once they've been on bench for a while. She's knowledgeable, handles complex issues with clarity, and sets clear guidelines as to what is expected and what needs to be done. I would happily try a case before her and look forward to seeing her move up, if possible, to level of a district judge. We need more judges like her.