
Paul Clement Takes His Seat At The Resistance Table
The elite conservative lawyer is taking another case in direct opposition to the Trump administration.
The elite conservative lawyer is taking another case in direct opposition to the Trump administration.
Biglaw's silence is deafening.
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Bigshot litigator recommends letting Adams walk with even more than Trump offered.
It's actually a hilarious pick.
I don't think they know what those words mean.
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If love means never having to say you're sorry, then surely 'cancel culture' means never having to take responsibility.
If a man can't defend gun companies and make several hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, why even study the law?
This should shock no one at all.
But the Wall Street Journal isn't going to let the free market get in the way of some solid victimhood.
It’s like having a junior associate who’s never off the clock.
Reports of his power are greatly exaggerated, says Fox’s top lawyer — but there’s no denying that he's had a most interesting and impressive career.
Sometimes getting out of a suit requires throwing the business model under the bus.
Justice Gorsuch will cut you down in the politest of manners.
* Law school placed on probation and in a refreshing turn of events, the school claims to be working with the ABA instead of hiring Paul Clement to sue. [Atlanta Journal Constitution] * Woman charged with fake witchcraft because 2018 just keeps on giving. [NPR] * Secret Cohen filings? Hm. [CNBC] * Wait, the law is set up to help people like Harvey Weinstein? No kidding. [Gothamist] * Killing Bill O'Reilly's Lawsuit Against Lawyer. [Hollywood Reporter] * Federal judge still respects asylum law, no matter what the administration says. [Courthouse News Service]
* "We never once saw him take a shortcut, treat a case as unimportant, or search for an easy answer." According to 34 of Judge Brett Kavanaugh's former clerks, the man is apparently not just a judge, but also a saint, and they wanted the Senate Judiciary Committee to know all of the details. [National Law Journal] * Nice guys get confirmed fast? More on Judge Kavanaugh's sainthood. The man coaches not one, but two girls' basketball teams, he's a superb "carpool dad," and he takes a family friend's daughter whose father died to the school’s annual father-daughter dance each and every year. He's just so nice! [Washington Post] * Damn, it's not just Arizona Summit's graduates who can't practice law in Arizona. Three lawyers from Kirkland & Ellis -- including Paul Clement, Viet Dinh, and Christopher Bartolomucci -- were booted from the school's case against the ABA for failing to comply with out-of-state attorney admission procedures. [Law360] * Acording to the Boston Larger Law Firm Managing Partner Group, "much work needs to be done" when it comes to attorneys who have experienced inappropriate sexual behavior at work. Per a recent study, 60 percent of respondents had either received messages of a personal or sexual nature, been touched inappropriately, or witnessed a coworker being touched inappropriately. [Boston Business Journal] * Lawyerly Lairs: Convicted Murderer Edition. The 80-acre ranch of Claud "Tex" McIver, the former Fisher Phillips partner who shot his wife in the back, is now on the auction block, and there's a dispute over who will receive the proceeds. [Daily Report]