Morning Docket: 01.08.26 - Above the Law
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Morning Docket: 01.08.26 - Above the Law
"* "Bulk" of SDNY prosecutors are spending their days reviewing Epstein files. You know, there are discovery tools that can handle massive productions like this very quickly if the only issue is protecting the victims and not, say, using redactions to cover up and mislead. [ Law360] * Quinn Emanuel equity partners averaging $9 million this year. [ Bloomberg Law News] * Trump seeks millions in legal fees from Georgia election interference prosecution. [ NBC News]"
"* DOJ complaining about Luigi Mangione's lawyers pointing out that Pam Bondi worked at a lobbying firm that represented United Healthcare. [ ABC News] * Is a pinstripe suit acceptable for interviews? [ Legal Cheek] * Latham sued by former counsel. [ Law.com International] * Polsinelli settles fee dispute with former partner. [ Law.com]"
SDNY prosecutors are spending significant time reviewing Jeffrey Epstein files, with discovery tools able to manage large productions if victim protection remains the priority rather than misleading redactions. Quinn Emanuel equity partners are averaging $9 million this year, indicating substantial partner compensation. Former President Trump seeks millions in legal fees from the Georgia election-interference prosecution. The DOJ took issue with Luigi Mangione’s lawyers highlighting Pam Bondi’s past work at a lobbying firm representing UnitedHealthcare. A question about whether pinstripe suits are acceptable for interviews arose. Latham faces a suit by former counsel, and Polsinelli resolved a fee dispute with a former partner.
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