Jones, the (now former) federal bankruptcy judge, somehow didn't recuse himself from cases involving Freeman, the (now former) partner at Jackson Walker. As a result, Jones resigned and the Department of Justice sued Freeman's former firm to try to disgorge up to $23 million in fees it collected in the 33 cases overseen by Jones while he was involved with Freeman.
California's small businesses face immense challenges, particularly from trial attorneys exploiting the Americans With Disabilities Act. These legal ambushes often target technical infractions with no ill intent.
U.S. District Judge M. Casey Rodgers acknowledged the concerns raised by her statements about female attorneys' representation in class counsel for the Depo-Provera litigation.
The reality of litigation challenging the Trump administration is that it isn't all going to win. That's OK. Forcing the administration to defend its actions, on the record and in public, is important.