
Biglaw Firm’s Got A Case That’s A Dilly Of A Pickle
There are allegations Whole Foods stole a pickle recipe.
There are allegations Whole Foods stole a pickle recipe.
Musk won't cage fight Zuckerberg, so he'll have to settle for getting whupped in court.
* Judge Reinhart reminds Trump team that they can't publicly disclose classified materials, though if they could follow that rule we wouldn't be here. [Reuters] * So far, legal experts aren't particularly impressed with Trump's legal strategy. [The Hill] * John Eastman's disciplinary proceedings kick off today. [CNN] * Lawyer convicted of killing girlfriend dies awaiting sentencing. [CBS News] * Justice Thomas dissented in the whistleblower case citing "serious constitutional questions" about a legal concept that was both long-established at English common law and fully understood to be constitutional at the time of the Founding. It's like this Originalism thing is just a made up PR gimmick. [Law360] * Quinn Emanuel partner leaves firm to preside over traffic court. [Bloomberg Law News]
Surprising no one at all.
One of these things is just like the other...
Musk's legal team cites landmark Property case to undermine SEC settlement agreement.
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Sick burn by the charging prosecutor in this celebrity case.
* Demand for legal services dropped in 2022. Which you already knew, but now there's a report! [Reuters] * Look to your left, look to your right... one of these law firms won't be here next year. [Law.com] * Federal Circuit strikes down Quinn Emanuel's class action fees as "excessive." Quinn Emanuel had sought FIVE percent. [Law360] * Looks like Trump finally realized Alina Habba isn't the answer to... well any question worth asking. [Business Insider] * The Wooly Mammoth will be de-extincted in 2027. Because no one saw Jurassic Park. [Popular Mechanics]
There's an awful lot of money on the line.
He's being dropped like a hot potato!
Updated with a statement from the firm.
Spoliation... is that bad?
Biglaw tackling the human rights crisis.