> Blackbird’s defense to these allegations was that it (i) was not a law firm (despite the fact it is led exclusively by lawyers who are actively engaged in the litigation it pursues)
This is interesting. When we think of "law firm" it generally refers to a company providing legal services to clients. If a company comprises nothing but lawyers pursuing litigation to enrich themselves, what is the term for that, and why should it be legal?
This is interesting. When we think of "law firm" it generally refers to a company providing legal services to clients. If a company comprises nothing but lawyers pursuing litigation to enrich themselves, what is the term for that, and why should it be legal?