Skadden Develops A Hint Of A Backbone, Let's See How Long It Lasts - Above the Law
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The article critiques nine major law firms, including Skadden, for succumbing to Donald Trump’s administration through deals that prioritized conservative causes over the rule of law. These firms committed nearly $1 billion in pro bono services that negatively impacted various public interest initiatives. Contrary to this trend, Skadden has taken on a pro bono case representing a Mexican woman denied a crime victim visa, showcasing a commitment to civil rights amid wider hesitance within Biglaw to engage in politically sensitive immigration matters due to the administration's pressure.
The firms sold out the rule of law and promised nearly $1 billion in pro bono payola earmarked for conservative causes.
Skadden lawyers are representing a 38-year-old woman from Mexico who sued US Citizenship and Immigration Services for denying her a visa for crime victims.
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