#legal-representation

#legal-representation

"If you’ve ever received a legal notice like a Cease and Desist, you know that the 'oh shit' moment doesn’t happen once you actually read the letter; it happens the second you open it and realize a lawyer is mad at you."

A couple appearing in eviction court faced a judge without legal representation, only an interpreter, as the landlord’s attorney communicated via phone. The judge denied their request to return home.

Attorney James McManis successfully argued that District Attorney Jeff Rosen's motion to reduce Richard Farley's death sentence should be rejected, emphasizing legal arguments ignored by Rosen.

He is anxious to get through with this process and move on to the next stage.

Michael D. Bonanno, the chair of Quinn Emanuel's antitrust practice, has a history of representing NAR in major antitrust cases, showcasing his expertise in the field.

Microsoft's shift from Simpson Thacher to Jenner & Block reflects a growing trend among general counsels choosing firms that resist capitulating to political pressures.

In a significant move, Microsoft has dropped its legal representation from Simpson Thacher after the firm settled with the Trump administration, opting instead for Jenner & Block.

A prominent law firm representing the alleged victim of sexual assault against billionaire investor Leon Black has asked to withdraw from the case before a key hearing.

Todd Blanche, once a partner at a prestigious law firm, left his position to represent former President Trump amid multiple criminal investigations, facing internal resistance.

In much of Texas, the right to a criminal defense lawyer is routinely denied, with estimates showing that over half of rural Texans accused of misdemeanors represent themselves.

"His reasons for doing this is, in every case that they have represented people he doesn't like. They have taken a stance in cases he doesn't like. The First Amendment gives people the right to disagree with the president and the right to use the legal system to express their opposition to the president."