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donald trump
HOLLYWOOD April 22, 2024
As the first Trump criminal trial kicks off in Manhattan, the largest questions loom: Can prosecutors claim to know Trump’s state of mind? Can they convince the jury that a payoff to a porn star qualifies as criminal election interference? And why, at the end of the day, the lawyering will make the difference.
david boies
SILICON VALLEY April 15, 2024
The plaintiffs who sued Google aren’t receiving a penny, but the law firms who represented them are looking at a historic billion-dollar bonanza over the company’s “incognito” mode scandal. David Boies, one of the lead attorneys, says more 10-figure paydays are coming.
ali movie will smith
HOLLYWOOD April 8, 2024
Twenty years ago, films by Scorsese, Soderbergh, and Michael Mann collectively grossed half a billion dollars at the worldwide box office. This month, Lionsgate and Content Partners are getting dragged into court over their share of the pie.
Sam Bankman-Fried
SILICON VALLEY April 1, 2024
News and notes on the quarter-century sentencing heard round the world, plus the legal and regulatory jiu-jitsu of a new breed of finance frontiersmen.


Jeffrey Kessler
SPORTS March 25, 2024
Mega litigator Jeffrey Kessler opens up about smashing the college sports cartel, the reality of “pay for play,” and the $10 billion antitrust case that could change everything.
renee poche, caroline manzo, bethenny frankel, rachel leviss, leah mcsweeney
HOLLYWOOD March 18, 2024
With a cluster of high-profile lawsuits targeting the ‘Real Housewives’ universe, entertainment litigator Bryan Freedman is aiming to permanently shift the balance of power between TV producers and reality stars.
donald trump
WASHINGTON March 11, 2024
Predicting the legal game theory surrounding the Stormy Daniels case—and whether Trump’s history with the National Enquirer could manifest a whole new scandal.
onetaste Nicole Daedone Rachel Cherwitz
MEDIA March 11, 2024
Notes on one of the most bizarre criminal cases in recent memory: Was OneTaste another NXIVM, or the victim of prosecutorial overreach?


Sam Bankman-Fried
SILICON VALLEY March 5, 2024
Bankman-Fried’s lawyers appear to be setting the stage to appeal his sentence—and potentially redefine the definition of fraud, itself.
jeff bezos blue origin
SILICON VALLEY March 4, 2024
The surreal legal drama around how Musk’s $55 billion clawback could ricochet onto Jeff Bezos in their aerospace rivalry. Plus, notes on Ari Emanuel’s ongoing headaches with Vince McMahon.
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