"* Mark Kelly hires Arnold & Porter to sue Pete Hegseth and the Defense Department for threatening to illegally slash his pension. [ The New Republic] * Jerome Powell hires Williams & Connolly to deal with DOJ threats. [ New York Times] * It's striking that critics of the Maduro capture cite specific text from the Constitution and international treaties, and the Deputy Attorney General cites "nuh uh." [ The Hill]"
"* Speaking of Maduro, the Maduro counsel kerfuffle takes another turn, with Judge Hellerstein rejecting Bruce Fein's attempt to join the case based on claims that the deposed president's friends wanted him to. [ NY1] * BBC seeks to dismiss Trump's lawsuit. [ Reuters] * Supreme Court rubberstamps government dropping FIFA corruption case. [ Law360] * New book chronicles scandal that induced women into unnecessary and expensive surgeries to seek higher damages. [ Law.com]"
Several prominent legal matters are unfolding across political, governmental, and media spheres. Mark Kelly retained Arnold & Porter to sue over threats to his military pension by Pete Hegseth and the Defense Department. Jerome Powell hired Williams & Connolly to respond to Department of Justice threats. Maduro-related litigation features constitutional and treaty arguments and a rejected bid by Bruce Fein to join counsel. The BBC is pursuing dismissal of a lawsuit from a former president, the Supreme Court allowed the government to drop a FIFA corruption case, and a new book details a scandal that led women into unnecessary surgeries to seek larger damages.
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