L-R Judson Brown, Thomas Weir and Paul Weeks, Kirkland & Ellis. Courtesy Photos, Litigators of the Week: This Kirkland & Ellis Trio Won't Let Charter Communications Misconduct-Happy Litigation Opponent Off the Hook
"I would hope that other litigants won't have to deal with an adversary like ours who has been intent on violating court orders, repeatedly," said Kirkland's Tom Weir. "But as this case proves, you cannot give up and must continue pushing forward with faith in the judicial process."
January 08, 2021 at 07:30 AM
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Rarely do you argue that your opponent shouldn't be allowed to drop their claims.
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