Winston & Strawn LLP

And we have the unusual DOJ, I should say White House settlement, where the staff litigating the case for the DOJ against Live Nation really were doing a great job, had no idea that talks were, uh, going on over their head.

And, uh, DOJ was forced to settle and withdraw from the case, and the states won the case with the help of, uh, Jeffrey Kessler and a team from Winston, and I think it's called Winston Taylor now.

And now the judge has two things on his plate.

One is what to do about the DOJ settlement, whether it be approved under the Tunney Act is in the public interest.

He lodged his motion Monday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Texas's This bankruptcy has a trustee.

It's been out there for a long time, and the trustee has sued Winston & Strawn, now Winston Taylor LLP, and one of its partners for more than $1.7 billion, alleging they prioritized the personal interest of the company's founder, Toby Noggebauer, over the business.

Trustee's complaint references Noggebauer at least 176 times Firms accused of helping Nagelbauer orchestrate the removal of independent directors who opposed his self, quote, what they thought were self-dealing transactions.

This is very similar to what happened with the Fermi America thing.

But then he also became the head of the Sports Authority.

He was a huge rainmaker at Winston and Strawn.

He was on the Board of Trade.

He was everywhere.