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Showing Original Post only (View all)Jenner & Block file lawsuit re Trump administration efforts to intimidate [View all]
So, not every law firm ripping out their collective spines in the face of bullying? Good to know.
From: Mark Joseph Stern @mjsdc.bsky.social
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"Read Jenner & Block's lawsuit challenging Trump's unconstitutional assault on their firm.👇 Very glad to see Jenner fighting back. They're represented by Cooley, which is taking a risk here too.
storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us."
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https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.dcd.278932/gov.uscourts.dcd.278932.1.0.pdf]
The March 25, 2025 Executive Orderentitled Addressing Risks from Jenner &
Block (the Order)is an unconstitutional abuse of power against lawyers, their clients, and the
legal system. It is intended to hamper the ability of individuals and businesses to have the lawyers
of their choice zealously represent them. And it is intended to coerce law firms and lawyers into
renouncing the Administrations critics and ceasing certain representations adverse to the
government.
2. The Order is one of the latest in a series of materially identical executive orders
one of which has already been enjoined by a court in this Districttargeting law firms without
process based on their representation of clients in matters adverse to the President or his
Administration and/or their associations with individuals who have criticized the President. The
Wall Street Journal Editorial Board recognized that the President is taking these actions to
intimidate elite law firms from representing his opponents or plaintiffs who challenge his policies.
See The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board, Trump, Perkins Coie and John Adams, W ALL ST . J.
Block (the Order)is an unconstitutional abuse of power against lawyers, their clients, and the
legal system. It is intended to hamper the ability of individuals and businesses to have the lawyers
of their choice zealously represent them. And it is intended to coerce law firms and lawyers into
renouncing the Administrations critics and ceasing certain representations adverse to the
government.
2. The Order is one of the latest in a series of materially identical executive orders
one of which has already been enjoined by a court in this Districttargeting law firms without
process based on their representation of clients in matters adverse to the President or his
Administration and/or their associations with individuals who have criticized the President. The
Wall Street Journal Editorial Board recognized that the President is taking these actions to
intimidate elite law firms from representing his opponents or plaintiffs who challenge his policies.
See The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board, Trump, Perkins Coie and John Adams, W ALL ST . J.
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Attilatheblond
Friday
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There ya go. I mean, if anyone has the tools to fight back, it's a high-powered law firm.
tanyev
Friday
#1
Anna Bower: UPDATE: A third law firm--WilmerHale--has filed suit over Trump's executive orders targeting law firms.
Dennis Donovan
Friday
#5
For real. An illegal attack on a law firm should be answered instantly with "Let's dance."
AmericaUnderSiege
Friday
#7
Comrade Krasnov isn't happy unless he's violating the Constitution or at least one law per day.
MLWR
Friday
#15
That's what the firm that caved should have done. He'll keep at it forever until the SCOTUS tells him not to.
Vinca
Friday
#17
NPR: Two major law firms sue Trump administration over executive orders targeting them
Dennis Donovan
Friday
#19