Hearsay Tees

Street. Legal. ⚖️ Shirts and gifts for lawyers and law students. ⚖️

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No longer posting to X, check us out @hearsaytees on pretty much every other social!

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Senior partners trying to give a pep talk

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When your bonus drops but you’re not in Big Law 😒

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Welcome Home Young Thug!! And congratulations to Brian Steel and the entire defense team on achieving a seemingly impossible result. Celebrate with a shirt maybe?

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We make lawyer shirts but sometimes we make lawyer memes. Happy spooky season, counsellors!

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@billboard Let’s celebrate the defense’s work too https://t.co/8fYC3L2ghL

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@ThuggerDaily We got a shirt for that! https://t.co/CHt3XljXI7

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The iconic 1L contracts case - now in shirt form. ✈️🥤

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This one’s for the Bluebook stans

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When the internet first hit, there were a lot of style choices on how to refer to it we have since abandoned (that’s why the senior partner you work with capitalizes Internet and uses words like Webpage). Here’s a recent Cal Civil Code amendment updating one of these instances.

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"Cravath, Swaine & Moore" according to Midjourney.

[Alex Su @heyitsalexsu]

Plaintiffs’ firm vs. Biglaw

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@scottjshapiro You sure?

[Lambda Legal @LambdaLegal]

1986: In Bowers v. Hardwick, the US Supreme Court issued the infamous anti-gay decision upholding Michael Hardwick's(pictured) arrest under Georgia's sodomy law. Lambda Legal helped develop a successful strategy to attack sodomy laws in state courts.

[Sean Silverman: Silverman Bar Exam & LSAT Tutoring @BarExamTutor]

If I’m remembering, this is the line (or if not the exact line, this is a line from the dissent) that inspired the moniker, “Notorious RBG.”

[Laurence Tribe 🇺🇦 ⚖️ @tribelaw]

Cannon’s wildly lawless rejection of Special Counsel Smith’s clearly correct request for a gag order against fake and dangerous claims that the FBI was ordered to assassinate him is good news. It’s the smoking gun that will finally lead to her removal from the stolen secrets case

[Kannon Shanmugam @KannonShanmugam]

I love this so much — the typefaces used by the federal courts of appeals in their opinions (HT Cedric Bond; follow him on LinkedIn, if you don’t already):

[Andrew Fleischman @ASFleischman]

"it's the summer of freedom! The following colors are now forbidden."