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Henry203

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3. It was not the pro bono practice

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Sun Nov 9, 2025, 08:37 AM

Nov 9

They are a M&A firm. I know I work in big legal and I called them last Friday. Some of their top partners left. I literally had an exchange with their former head of the pro bono practice 2 weeks ago.

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'For Trump?!' Leader of law firm that struck deal with president 'heckled' at big speech [View all] BumRushDaShow Nov 9 OP

Good. The heckling was deserved. (nt) Paladin Nov 9 #1

I guess Karp didn't realize that not everyone has short seven month memories. mdbl Nov 9 #2

he shd have figured lawyers wd. mopinko Nov 9 #4

It was not the pro bono practice Henry203 Nov 9 #3

Bribes and payoffs are the way to go with the fat orange imbecile wolfie001 Nov 9 #7

All the clients should have ditched them pfitz59 Nov 9 #5

Excellent point PatSeg Nov 9 #9

Heckle that bastard until the day he croaks wolfie001 Nov 9 #6

All who support this monster should be banished from polite society. Borogove Nov 9 #8

what pro bono work have they been doing? NJCher Nov 9 #10

"...discussing taking equity stakes in some U.S. companies like the chip maker Intel." William Seger Nov 9 #11

They didn't bend a knee, they kissed his republianmushroom Nov 9 #12

I hope we penalize those overt bribes IbogaProject Nov 9 #13