Today is two years since @scokeller and I started our litigation boutique, https://t.co/TcrnTufiac. Thanks to our phenomenal clients and lawyers who share our vision, we’ve grown from ‘2 guys & a law firm’ to an 18-lawyer team. We’re excited for what’s in store in year three!
In the case of the climate-change disclosure rule, the SEC has acted wisely, staying its own rule until the conclusion of litigation. In similar cases, other federal agencies should follow the SEC’s lead, writes @Lawhotsky
https://t.co/rzdv8aS5YK
I wrote an op-ed in the @WSJ about stays of agency regulation. Federal agencies (under both parties) should commit not to move forward with significant regulatory changes until after litigation.
https://t.co/SgOPSx7yYA
And Justice Kagan’s keen questioning led Texas’s solicitor general to admit that under the Texas law, the only way for a site to avoid being forced to publish pro-terrorist speech would be for the site to also ban anti-terrorist speech.
Public-nuisance lawsuits harm the economy and are antithetical to American democracy, which requires decisions about economic regulation to be made by politically accountable officials, not by courts, write @DavidRivkin and O.H. Skinner
https://t.co/eJ7OBfDAFW
Today, the NAM filed a motion to intervene in NCPPR v. SEC to challenge the SEC's authority to politicize corporate governance. We cannot allow activists to hijack the proxy ballot to advance narrow political agendas. https://t.co/vET55Iq3Ub
“An Elite Boutique Makes A Notable New Hire; Another leading litigator trades Biglaw for the boutique world”: David Lat has this post at his “Original Jurisdiction” Substack site. https://t.co/HuMiCxYGkq
Today, NetChoice is thrilled to launch our new litigation center. The NetChoice Litigation Center is dedicated to keeping the internet safe for free expression and free enterprise by protecting the constitutional rights of all Americans in the courts. https://t.co/opE5LxEnqU
NEW: Today, NetChoice and co-plaintiff @ccianet asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reject Texas’s social media law, HB 20, in our case, NetChoice & CCIA v. Paxton.
Read our filing here: https://t.co/UAYYHDbA6l
LISTEN: With high-profile cases on abortion, guns and religion, Profs. Douglas Laycock and @juliamahoneyuva, and Scott Keller of Lehotsky Keller recap the past Supreme Court term. @fedsocatuvalaw#SCOTUS#AppellateTwitter https://t.co/Uh1BfmRGxW
Our firm has released its second annual #SCOTX roundup, covering the key business cases from the preceding Term and looking ahead to next fall's docket.
https://t.co/RrnCh6fpaP