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Law firms to ask judges to permanently block executive orders

Perkins Coie and WilmerHale are today set to request judges to permanently block President Donald Trump's executive orders, which they argue are unconstitutional and threaten their business operations. The firms contend that the orders, imposed in March, retaliate against them for their past legal work and associations with attorneys viewed unfavorably by Trump. “Although Perkins Coie did not bring this suit lightly, it was compelled to do so to preserve its ability to continue representing the best interests of its clients,” lawyers for Perkins Coie wrote in a filing ahead of the hearing. “The Constitution does not permit our elected leaders, from any party, to punish lawyers by fiat for representing clients who oppose their political agendas. It would set a grave precedent for our Republic if the Order were allowed to stand.”

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