Jones Day Bets On Donald Trump As Half-Baked Election Challenges Crumble
Could this be the beginning of a mass exodus?
As pressure mounts on Trump’s election attorneys, Jones Day has doubled down on the sinking effort. While declaring that it is not representing Trump per se, the firm is behind the Pennsylvania “stop the count” effort and with advocacy groups urging corporations to pull business and reports emerging of internal strife, the firm seems willing to stay the course. It worked for the Titanic, after all. Meanwhile, a family law attorney pursuing the case makes an interesting complaint about the size of Kirkland & Ellis. In more heroic news, a lawsuit takes aim at Confederate monuments and we talk about the state of annual bonuses.
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