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WE DID A PODCAST WITH OUR LAWYER OF THE YEAR: Who happens to be Michael Avenatti. I HATE THIS TITLE, BUT IT'S A LEGIT QUESTION: "Should I Marry Someone With Large Student Loans When Mine Are Almost Paid Off?" Freaking shoot me. MOFO RESPONDS: To the big pregnancy discrimination lawsuit against it, not about its investigation of Justin Fairfax. BIGLAW DEPRESSION: It's okay to talk about it. HOW WHITE PEOPLE SURVIVE THE POLICE: Hint: It involves the officer behaving appropriately.

By Elie Mystal on February 13, 2019 6:30 pm

Michael Avenatti (Photo by Jennifer S. Altman/For The Washington Post via Getty Images)

WE DID A PODCAST WITH OUR LAWYER OF THE YEAR: Who happens to be Michael Avenatti.

I HATE THIS TITLE, BUT IT’S A LEGIT QUESTION: “Should I Marry Someone With Large Student Loans When Mine Are Almost Paid Off?” Freaking shoot me.

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MOFO RESPONDS: To the big pregnancy discrimination lawsuit against it, not about its investigation of Justin Fairfax.

BIGLAW DEPRESSION: It’s okay to talk about it.

HOW WHITE PEOPLE SURVIVE THE POLICE: Hint: It involves the officer behaving appropriately.