Trump Is Attacking Big Law Firms. Paul Weiss Is the First to Capitulate. Austin Sarat
The claims against the big law firm were absurd. The firm’s reaction was a disaster.
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The claims against the big law firm were absurd. The firm’s reaction was a disaster.
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