#Litigation

Brad Heath

bradheath

Bunch of law profs pile on in the 3d Cir.: "For the good of the country, for the good of the Constitution, for the good of democracy, and for the

VealBeerHat

Popehat

Some reports that the #parlerhack resulted in last four digits of SSNs being compromised. I wonder if users gave Parler their real SSNs or if someone just hacked 100k

John Coates⚽️

jciv

Victoria's Secret, Embraer, WeWork, 1-800-Flowers, the number of deals wrecked by covid and now generating litigation over ordinary course operating covenants and MAC clauses continues to mount. 1/11 Cases will

Don Lewis

DonLew87

1/11 -Rudy Giuliani, Russia -First: Big Time Daily Beast-Second: Is it All Connected?-Rudy, John Pierce, Pierce Bainbridge (PB), Virage Capital. -Story time...-Big names, $$$ , oddities, - Rudy, Oligarch, Gabbard,

Josh Chafetz

joshchafetz

1/ FWIW, I think this dynamic in a slightly different space also points to one reason that I'm so uncomfortable with scholars having a side-hustle in litigation.https://twitter.com/jdmortenson/status/1279142455791751171 2/ The point

Eric Karjaluoto

karj

Years ago, when we pitched for client work, we were often asked: “Are you excited about this project?”(People at law firms asked this question most.)We felt obligated to respond with

alan riley

profalanriley1

1. Nord Stream 2: Can the EU or Germany (or indeed US, UK) be sued if sanctions are imposed on the pipeline? The short answer is no. The longer answer

National Security Counselors, now with more boos

NatlSecCnslrs

This is a disturbing trend in the last few years. The False Claims Act, which is really the cornerstone of the whistleblower protection system, allows a corporate whistleblower to sue

National Security Counselors, now with more boos

NatlSecCnslrs

THREAD Fascinating. @FBI just sent me a #FOIA release. But all is not what it seems.So, you've probably seen me talking about how FBI completely ...@joshgerstein @cjciaramella @BradMossEsq @MarkSZaidEsq @MuckRock

Ben Franta

BenFranta

Oil companies say they support climate action (which would curtail use of their products) while also telling their investors not to worry. It's an apparent contradiction. Are the companies lying?Let's

Mark R. Levin

marklevinshow

1. The states were able to count the ballots in a timely fashion in 2016, and Donald Trump was the indisputable president-elect by 2 a.m. in the morning of the

President-Elect OverTheMoonbat⭐️⭐️⭐️

OverTheMoonbat

Listening to Jenna Ellis right now on Newsmax, it is all pretty consistent with what I’ve been saying over the last week or so. The case as per Rudy Giuliani

John M. Reeves

reeveslawstl

1) Judge Sullivan's hiring of private counsel to represent him in the DC Circuit's proceedings on @SidneyPowell1 's writ of mandamus has made a rare, unusual situation even more rare

National Security Counselors, now with more boos

NatlSecCnslrs

You want to know the biggest problem with #FOIA litigation? It's right here.Agency files a motion for summary judgment. Gives crap evidence and writes a crap brief. Judge denies it

Daniel Reck

danhreck

Here is a thread about the bad takes I am seeing on Twitter about the Trump tax story. If your gut reaction is nihilistic, cynical, or dismissive, I am going

Fred Logue

FredPLogue

I have testimony to the Oireachtas about a year ago where I said that there was no legal concept of "sealing" records under Irish law. https://www.kildarestreet.com/committees/?id=2019-11-26a.422&s=speaker%3A411 Here I say sea