
Federal Judges Lays Into Biglaw Attorneys For Running Up Legal Bills
Benchslapped over an effort to 'gum up the works.'
Benchslapped over an effort to 'gum up the works.'
Courts don't take kindly to being 'blindsided' by 'bad faith' antics.
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It's hard to call 98% copying much of an independent decision.
It's become a real issue.
The judge was... not happy.
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This is the right way to say you’re sorry.
The judge is not angry, just disappointed.
Apparently we need a rule against political perpetuities.
The judge embraces his bluntness.
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Why do lawyers have to make things difficult?
The judge doesn't pull his punches.
Not what you'd expect from a Biglaw partner in open court.
Ouch, that's gotta hurt.
Protip: Don't make an 'Animal House' joke in front of Judge Friedrich.