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@woodruffbets, though, actually is this: "[C]ontrary to recent media reports, Gates is not about to make a deal with the special counsel Robert Mueller, according to sources familiar with the matter."13 replies 59 retweets 127 likesShow this thread -
So, it is key to know the what, where, when, and why of the breakdown in negotiations. It's entirely possible that CNN, LAT, and DB stories were accurate when published.
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JUST IN (and contra Daily Beast): Tom Green just entered an appearance in the DC case as Rick Gates' lawyer. Green then filed a notice Gates does not oppose his other lawyers withdrawing from the case.pic.twitter.com/LZmnVRyb0M
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UPDATE: Asked to confirm that he is representing Rick Gates — and about the Daily Beast reporting that he was fired, Tom Green tells me, "It is ludicrous and I am representing him."
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While it is possible that a decision has been made to replace Green — although he tells me the firing claim is "ludicrous" — he is still representing Gates, so he has not been fired. https://twitter.com/woodruffbets/status/966813036395794432 …
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When you fire someone, they can be given notice. Still fired, even if working out their notice.
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A person in a job can be given notice, generally speaking. But you have not "fired" your lawyer if they are representing you in court. Particularly in a criminal case.
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