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The Trump administration seeks to disqualify Judge Beryl A. Howell, claiming bias in a lawsuit involving security clearances for Perkins Coie lawyers.

Perkins Coie has hired Williams & Connolly to contest Trump's executive order limiting its legal representation capabilities.

Federal court rules against Trump's executive order targeting Perkins Coie, citing it as unconstitutional and an attack on free expression.

Over 500 law firms support Perkins Coie against Trump's legal restrictions, emphasizing threats to constitutional governance.

Major law firms are largely silent in supporting Perkins Coie amid Trump's attacks, despite their wealth and influence.

A judge deemed Trump's executive order against Perkins Coie unconstitutional, asserting it undermined the independence of the legal profession.

Judge Beryl Howell blocked Trump's executive order against Perkins Coie, upholding constitutional rights and highlighting concerns over legal targeting by the government.

Trump's executive order targets Perkins Coie for its representation of clients he opposes, threatening constitutional rights.

Trump's executive order targets Perkins Coie, punishing the firm for its legal work for Democrats during the 2016 campaign.

Perkins Coie's temporary restraining order offers relief but highlights the persistent challenges faced from client loss due to targeting by an executive order.

Trump's Executive Order targets Susman Godfrey, reflecting ongoing legal tensions between the former president and prominent law firms.

President Trump's executive orders target BigLaw firms, leading to compliance from some and strong resistance from others who are filing lawsuits.