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Benchslapped! Federal Judge Does Not Take Kindly To Litigation Via Press Release
The celebrity feud isn't slowing down any time soon.
The celebrity feud isn't slowing down any time soon.
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A redaction themed benchslap.
Plaintiff's counsel covers the bill, defense covers the tip.
Fortunately, it is impossible to roll your eyes so far back in your head that they get stuck.
Judge is holding the line in his courtroom.
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Pony up, counselors.
The Sixth Circuit agrees.
See, this is why you want people with actual experience getting those lifetime appointments to the federal bench.
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Look, he's not exactly wrong.
The judge is unimpressed with the bad behavior from the Biglaw firm.
Now plaintiffs get a deposition do-over.
This is what happens when you don't give people a heads-up.
The court isn't offended, as much as disappointed.