On Wednesday, President Donald Trump added, Susanman Jodfrey, to the list of law firms targeted by weighing the pulpit of Fatwa at the White House.
According to the White House Facts newspaper, Susanman is targeted about what the White House described as his work “to arm the American legal system and destroy the quality of the American elections.”
White House Secretary Will Charf described Susman as similar to Trump’s previous orders targeting the companies that participated in the cases against him or rented former government lawyers who worked to litigate Trump when the president was out of power. Some of Trump’s goals were among the largest companies in the country, including Perkins Koy.
Suzmann represented Dominional voting systems in its defamation lawsuit against Fox News, which led to a settlement of $ 787.5 in 2023. Fox News, Trump’s allies and other conservatives published unfounded rumors about Dominional election machines in the wake of Trump’s loss in 2020.
The company also represents sovereignty in a lawsuit against NewsMax, another conservative media organization that strengthened the theories of the wrong conspiracy over the role of the election technology company in the 2020 elections. On Wednesday, the ruling Wednesday, moments of Trump’s signing of the executive order, a judge in Dilayer spent that newsmax distorted Dominion and that the case could go in trial.
The company also represents the New York Times in the copyright lawsuit against Openai and Microsoft.
Trump hinted that the procedures related to another law may be coming. He told the correspondents that “we have five others to go.”
To date, Paul Weiss, Scadel, Arbs, Slit, Megal & Flum, Wilki Var & Galalger, and Milbyk have reached the deals with the White House, which calls for hundreds of millions in legal work disposed of progress in the reasons backed by the Trump administration.
On Tuesday, a group of former Republican government officials and Democrats, represented by Suzman Jodfrey, presented the lawyer, a summary of Berkins Koy’s support.
Berkins Koy filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, on the pretext that its targeting of law firms violated the US constitution.
“The main constitution did not make an authorized property to punish the issues on the basis of Animus or Whim.”
