In a significant display of solidarity, over 500 law firms have united to support Perkins Coie, the first firm facing severe restrictions due to President Trump's executive orders. The collaborative effort culminated in a friend of the court brief, emphasizing the alarming implications these actions have for constitutional governance and the legal framework. Though a judge temporarily blocked the order, the legal community remains on high alert as none of the top revenue-generating firms participated, raising questions about the industry's response to government interference.
More than 500 law firms rallied to support Perkins Coie in response to President Trump's crackdown on the legal industry, asserting it threatens constitutional governance.
The friend of the court brief filed on behalf of Perkins Coie aims to challenge an executive order that restricts their ability to represent government contractors.
Despite over 500 law firms signing the brief, none of the top 20 revenue-generating firms chose to join the effort, highlighting a divide in the industry.
The legal community's support for Perkins Coie includes endorsements from prominent organizations like the A.C.L.U. and the Cato Institute, emphasizing broad concern over governmental overreach.
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