I tried (and won) one for the first civil trials before Judge Gleeson after he was appointed to the bench in 1994. I also saw him work as the lead prosecutor in the trial that resulted in the conviction of John Gotti (which is why he was rewarded with a federal judgeship. Gleeson was a pretty good judge, who treated the lawyers, litigants, and defendants with respect, which is not always the case in the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York.
In that case you should definitely write up your piece for the WSJ (for example). They may or may not agree with your reasoning but it’s the only fresh take on the issue that I have seen. It’s also quick and tot he point so reads well.