Jones Day (Photo by David Lat)
The attention is just being heaped on Jones Day right now. And not in a good way.
There was the New York Times article blowing them up over their election litigation, and their erm, response to the controversy left something to be desired. Plus the Lincoln Project promised to spend $500,000 on an ad campaign going after them — and, importantly, their clients — for “attempting to undermine the outcome of a just and fair election.” But it looks like Lincoln Project wasn’t the only PAC to notice Jones Day’s recent representation.
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Enter MeidasTouch, self-described as “a progressive, next-generation SuperPAC staffed solely by three siblings (and lifelong Democrats) with the primary goal of defeating Donald Trump in 2020.” The PAC was formed during COVID-19 quarantine, and one of the three brothers at the helm of the organization is Ben Meiselas, partner at Geragos & Geragos and head of their transactional and civil practice (who has represented Colin Kaepernick). No wonder the antics of Jones Day caught their eye.
Anyway, this is a biting look at the work of Jones Day. Clients, law students, and laterals take note.
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