Morning Docket: 02.25.25 - Above the Law
Briefly

The article highlights various legal issues ranging from in-house counsel's skepticism regarding the sustainability of rising billing rates, to Elon Musk’s frustrations with federal workers not following his guidance. It also discusses Elizabeth Holmes’s unsuccessful appeal in her high-profile case, as well as New York Governor Kathy Hochul's controversial policies that paradoxically allow prosecutors to hide evidence while maintaining her political authority amidst challenges. The piece illustrates the complexities and ongoing debates within the legal landscape.
In-house counsel continually question whether higher billing rates are sustainable, echoing past concerns that arose with previous rate increases, yet little change has occurred.
Elon Musk expressed frustration regarding federal workers adhering to directives from their legally appointed leaders rather than his instructions, highlighting the conflict between private and public sector leadership.
Elizabeth Holmes's appeal against her conviction has been denied, marking a significant moment in the ongoing legal saga surrounding her fraudulent practices at Theranos.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul's tough on crime stance is paradoxical, as she endorses measures allowing prosecutors to conceal evidence from defendants while sidestepping political accountability.
Read at Above the Law
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