Donald Trump Calls Leonard Leo A ‘Sleazebag’… Again
It's never enough.
It's never enough.
Quite the combination of words.
Its new features transform how you can track and analyze the more than 200,000 bills, regulations, and other measures set to be introduced this year.
Broken clocks, as they say.
Man behind the rise of the Federalist Society sat for an interview that gives softball a bad name.
You're probably not surprised to hear Leo is giving big money to this right-wing cause du jour.
He does have a lot of friends in some very high places.
Consider the Venn diagram...
Leonard Leo got a protester arrested. The protester secured the last laugh.
There's quite a web of nonprofit and for-profit organizations aligned with Leo.
A new lawsuit alleges Leonard Leo directed police to arrest man who called him a ‘fucking fascist.’
As the use of artificial intelligence permeates legal practice, a critical question confronts every legal professional who uses these tools: Can I trust this?
You can really only use 'I didn't know' as an excuse one time.
Make your own card and play along at home.
This is a real problem for the integrity of the Court... not that anything will be done about it.
* Leonard Leo used his Federalist Society contacts to secure $1.6 billion donation, which Politico suggests might "raise questions about its nonpartisan, non-political status." Nope. We had no questions. [Politico] * Joe Tacopina's second day of cross-examination somehow managed to be worse according to Mitchell Epner. [Daily Beast] * Though he may not be around for long, as eyes turn toward whether or not Joe Tacopina is conflicted out of the Donald Trump case because of past interactions with Stormy Daniels. What are the odds this is all heading toward some half-baked mistrial motion? I'm guessing around 1 in... 1. [Law360] * All that Zooming and Teamsing (yet another reason Teams sucks -- no good way to convert the product name into an activity) during the pandemic left the Justice Department a treasure trove of material. [Bloomberg Law News] * Hollywood writers go on strike. Now you're stuck with all the online journalists for your entertainment needs. [Reuters] * Midsized law firms are embracing emerging companies practice while bigger firms grow more cautious. [American Lawyer] * UK regulators investigating the abuse of NDAs. [LegalCheek]
Leonard Leo got rich(er) while we lost our rights.