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Welcome to a special episode of advisory opinions. I'm Sarah Izger at that

David French. We have a new logo for AO and we are on illustrious K Street

this week at Paul Weiss with the managing partner of Paul Weiss, Ken and

Shan McGann frequent AO Supreme Court roundup guest and his summer associate

class. We're going to talk about the term writ large. Some of those ethics

stories that have come out this week about the Supreme Court. But we have an

audience, Ken and tell us who we've won. So we have the Paul Weiss GC summer

associates here in a conference room at 2001 K Street. So we have a highly

educated and eager audience for today's podcast. I know two of your summer

associates and they are exceptional. So congrats on what I now will assume are

a full room of exceptional humans where you know it's like Prairie House

companion. They're all above average. I don't know which two but I'm sure that

they're part of the uniformly above average group here. You argue to case

this term. We'll talk about that a little. We'll start with some you know term

wrap up thoughts and see where we go. We'll just meander for a while. Okay. David

Yes. Before we start, we talked about that Twitter versus walk tell case last

time and not surprisingly, but we got a lot of M&A emails. Yeah. And they were

really illuminating. I want to put a couple people sent the same writers right

up of it. And I want to put that into show notes. So if you are interested in

reading a very smart experty take on this that's in the weeds, I definitely

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