"Boutiques Are Sharing The Wealth: Perry Law, Pallas Partners, and Ross Aronstam & Moritz!"
"As Are Biglaw Firms!: Freshfields and Sullivan & Cromwell!"
"Latham Gets Honored As A Pro Bono Innovator: They somehow forgot to mention the pro bono payola."
"Lawsuit Aims To Know What Work The Trump-Cowering Firms Are Up To: American Oversight wants answers."
Multiple boutique firms — Perry Law, Pallas Partners, and Ross Aronstam & Moritz — secured significant work and are described as sharing the wealth. Major international and U.S. firms such as Freshfields and Sullivan & Cromwell also obtained assignments. Latham & Watkins received recognition as a pro bono innovator, while questions arose about undisclosed pro bono payments labeled as payola. A lawsuit filed by American Oversight seeks records and clarity about the nature and scope of work performed by firms characterized as accommodating to Trump, aiming to reveal client engagements, billing, and communications related to those matters.
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