Justin Henry

Leon Fresco, a partner at Holland & Knight and former head of immigration litigation under Obama, joins David Super, a Georgetown Law professor, and Bloomberg Law reporter Justin Henry. They dive into the complexities of recent Supreme Court rulings on deportation, highlighting individual rights amid controversial policies. The discussion shifts to Trump's legal strategies and the impacts on law firms, emphasizing increased pro bono work and the challenges posed by executive orders. The guests provide a captivating look at how these legal dynamics shape the current landscape.

Leon Fresco, an immigration law expert and former head of the Office of Immigration Litigation, discusses the Supreme Court's decision allowing Trump to deport Venezuelan gang members under wartime law. Justin Henry, a Bloomberg Law reporter, explores law firms striking deals with the Trump administration, analyzing their strategies around litigation and client relationships. The conversation delves into the complexities of immigration law, executive orders, and the evolving legal landscape, revealing a nuanced view of law firms navigating political pressures.

Justin Henry, a Bloomberg Law reporter, discusses the rise of non-equity partnerships in Big Law. He explains how this new tier of partnership operates—offering prestige without ownership and lower compensation. Some lawyers embrace the title to enhance their professional standing, while others express dissatisfaction, even resorting to litigation. The conversation sheds light on the evolving landscape of law firm structures, including financial implications and the competitive dynamics at play in attracting talent.