Justin Campbell, an attorney at Thompson Burton
since 2014, is a new partner in the bankruptcy and commercial litigation group. He is currently treasurer of the Nashville Bar Association and co-chair of its bankruptcy court committee. He attended the University of Mississippi School of Law and previously practiced at Garfinkle McLemore & Young. Chris Rubino, who
joined the firm in 2015, is a new partner in Thompson Burton’s commercial real estate, finance and lending group. He attended St. John’s University School of Law and previously practiced at SilvermanAcampora. We are proud of Justin and Chris and all that they have accomplished,” founding partner Walt Burton said in a release. “We recognize them as the next generation that will build and sustain our law firm in the future.
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Trump Wants Back on Facebook. This Star-Studded Jury Might Let Him.
Ben Smith, New York Times, January 24, 2021
They meet mostly on Zoom, but I prefer to picture the members of this court, or council, or whatever it is, wearing reflective suits and hovering via hologram around a glowing table. The members include two people who were reportedly on presidential shortlists for the U.S. Supreme Court, along with a Yemeni Nobel Peace Prize laureate, a British Pulitzer winner, Colombia’s leading human rights lawyer and a former prime minister of Denmark. The 20 of them come, in all, from 18 countries on six continents, and speak 27 languages among them.
The Oversight Board, a hitherto obscure body that will rule on whether Donald J. Trump should be permitted to return to Facebook and reconnect with his millions of followers.