The DOJ’s Biglaw Subpoena Explanation Raises More Questions Than It Answers
So, I guess those Epshteyn documents really are relevant...
So, I guess those Epshteyn documents really are relevant...
Turns out selling out the rule of law doesn't come with a warranty.
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The 'law firm intimidation policy' suit just entered its 'show us the memos' phase.
The litigation exodus continues.
National security is the magic word for this administration.
A student's silent protest said more than any question could.
Legal work isn’t slowing down, and the firms that win won’t be the ones working harder — they’ll be the ones working smarter.
Paul Clement, appearing for the rule of law.
Something about the way it subverts the legal system...
Susman, Jenner, Perkins, and Wilmer say the executive orders are retaliatory, abusive, and very much not okay.
After dropping and un-dropping its appeals, DOJ now has a date to explain itself.
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It pays to show the world you're ready to fight Donald Trump.
Turning Biglaw's capitulation into a legal argument.
Bending the knee was easy. Explaining it to Congress is proving harder.
Less than 24 hours later, the DOJ is attempting to reverse its surrender.
Turns out the Executive Orders Biglaw feared aren’t worth defending after all.