President Trump’s executive order severely restricted Paul Weiss’s ability to represent clients, leading rival law firms like Sullivan & Cromwell and Kirkland & Ellis to poach its lawyers amidst the turmoil. Paul Weiss considered challenging the order but ultimately agreed to do $40 million in pro bono work for the White House to avoid being labeled an enemy of Mr. Trump and losing clients, highlighting the firm’s reliance on corporate practices and the competitive nature of the legal industry.
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Plane crash victim’s smart watch leads searchers to wreckage near Yellowstone National Park
Search teams located a crashed Piper PA-28 aircraft near Yellowstone National Park using the smartwatch of one of the victims. The crash, which left three deceased—Robert Conover, 60; Madison Conover, 23; and Kurt Enoch Robey, 55—occurred shortly after takeoff from West Yellowstone Airport, with the cause currently under investigation. Want More Context? 🔎
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