There's Only Loud Quitting In Law Firms
And Sidney Powell drew the judge she needed at the right time.
It may tickle the search engine algorithms, but the phrase “quiet quitting” seems out of place among lawyers. A firm sued one of its former attorneys for “quiet quitting” on them and now she’s hired Wigdor to countersue, which is about as loud as lawyers can get. Meanwhile, the Texas judge hearing the state bar’s complaint against Sidney Powell was a tad too quiet with a sparse summary judgment order kicking the case, citing confusion about exhibit numbering. Finally, Wikipedia tried to stand up for the Constitution… the federal government told it to sit down.
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