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Susman Godfrey

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Up First from NPR

Up First from NPR · May 14, 2026

Trump Meets With China's Xi, Asia's View Of Summit, Trump Targets Law Firms

“Law firm fighting Trump administration restrictions on federal contracts and security clearances”

U.S.-China Trade RelationsTaiwan Cross-Strait RelationsPresidential Executive Power and Legal Profession

Law and Chaos · Mar 10, 2026

Ep 211 — Go Woke, Go … KA-CHING!

“Law firm that successfully challenged Trump's executive orders targeting liberal firms; obtained district court injunction”

Appointments Clause Constitutional ViolationsFederal Vacancies Reform Act MisuseAdministrative Procedure Act Enforcement

Law and Chaos · Mar 2, 2026

Ep 209 — Gorsuch, Gummies, and Government Lies About Iran

“Law firm that sued to block Trump executive orders targeting firms refusing to abandon DEI policies; won at trial court”

War Powers Resolution and Congressional War AuthorityImmigration Detention and Due Process RightsRefugee Admissions and Statutory Interpretation