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Apparently the U.S. House of Representatives has retained my old firm to defend DOMA. *headdesk* *sigh*
http://abovethelaw.com/2011/04/paul-clement-and-king-spalding-defend-doma-at-a-discount/
I suspect that my waxing too rhapsodic about my feelings on this would violate the "no disparaging" clause of my separation agreement. And, to be fair, I'm going to go work for the Federal Public Defender's Office, where all of my clients aren't going to be on the side of goodness and light. Also to be fair, the House made a good choice - I've met Mr. Clement, I've seen him argue, and he's every bit as good as his reputation.
I will say I'm a bit surprised - I know the Atlanta (the home office) branch of the firm has been heavily involved in LGBT representation on a pro bono basis.
And now I think I'm going to go bang my head against a wall for a while.
http://abovethelaw.com/2011/04/paul-clement-and-king-spalding-defend-doma-at-a-discount/
I suspect that my waxing too rhapsodic about my feelings on this would violate the "no disparaging" clause of my separation agreement. And, to be fair, I'm going to go work for the Federal Public Defender's Office, where all of my clients aren't going to be on the side of goodness and light. Also to be fair, the House made a good choice - I've met Mr. Clement, I've seen him argue, and he's every bit as good as his reputation.
I will say I'm a bit surprised - I know the Atlanta (the home office) branch of the firm has been heavily involved in LGBT representation on a pro bono basis.
And now I think I'm going to go bang my head against a wall for a while.
