
Alex Spiro, Biglaw’s $3K-Per-Hour Man, Has His Sights Set On Something Bigger Than The Law
What will he do next? Anything he wants!
What will he do next? Anything he wants!
Can't blame Musk for this one.
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The pick is utterly unsurprising.
This is the story. Of a precedent named Brady...
Let's see if any lessons were learned.
Spiro has a knack for snagging high profile clients.
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These actions may not be sanctionable, but nothing about this is helping Musk's case.
From Elon Musk's deposition to law school protests, a lot of folks forgot to look up the actual law this week.
'Can we just go back and pretend we didn't commit the unauthorized practice of law?'
The excerpts from Musk's deposition may or may not be sanctionable, but they are very, very stupid.
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He spills the beans on his 'special secret sauce' in a wide-ranging interview.
Musk won't cage fight Zuckerberg, so he'll have to settle for getting whupped in court.
Surprising no one at all.
Musk's legal team cites landmark Property case to undermine SEC settlement agreement.
* With productivity in decline, are we set to see a boom in alternative fee arrangements. No... but isn't it pretty to think so? [American Lawyer] * Alex Spiro is arguing that Elon Musk's false tweets were just "technical wordsmith inaccuracies." Not sure how it's a technicality to say "funding secured" when funding had not, in fact, been secured, but kudos for trying. [Ars Technica] * Rupert Murdoch faces questions in the ongoing Dominion defamation case where he'll testify like Mr. Burns negotiating with kidnappers, "$5000? $6000? I swear, that's all I've got." [Reuters] * After forcing Hector LaSalle to suffer the foregone indignity of getting rejected by the committee, Kathy Hochul has at least taken a tentative step back from her threat to sue fellow Democrats on "because you made me sad" grounds. [Bloomberg] * Flo Rida wins $82 million in dispute with energy drink company. Much like the club, the company's lawyers couldn't handle him. [Billboard]