Over 500 Law Firms Unite Against Trump's Executive Orders Targeting Legal Community
- Over 500 law firms signed a brief opposing President Donald Trump's executive orders against law firms that represent his political opponents.
- Perkins Coie argues that the orders violate the First, Fifth, and Sixth Amendments, claiming retaliation and a lack of due process.
- Federal judges, including Judge Beryl A. Howell, have temporarily blocked the enforcement of Trump's orders.
- The orders have faced criticism from law school deans and bar associations, emphasizing their potential unconstitutionality and threat to the legal profession.
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504 law firms signed onto a brief opposing Trump's war on Big Law.REUTERS/Carlos BarriaDonald Trump's attacks against Big Law firms have drawn three lawsuits. A few other firms settled.504 law firms asked the courts to put a stop to it.But from Kirkland & Ellis to Paul Hastings, the highest-earning firms in Big Law declined to join.More than 500 law firms — including some of the country's most prominent — signed onto a legal brief Friday to oppo…
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