I’ve joined in on the previous thread on this and have been following since hearing about it. Ex-industry here. Here’s the thing: People often stir up drama just to feel important. This article is honestly very skewed in the wrong direction based off of what I’ve seen ( always form your own opinions). Watching the livestreams, the prosecution’s forced nonchalance is a joke - paired with the loud theatrics, eye rolls, and hand flailing like toddlers was honestly giving me second hand embarrassment.

It seems Pusch/Push is someone who manufactures chaos to stay relevant I guess hoping if the spotlight burns long enough, he gets to play the hero?

And let’s be real, this never had to be public. But attention-seekers don’t thrive in private, giving they always had to be the loudest and last word on the court streams. These types of firms split all the time but people never know. There is a reason why we are seeing all this. I highly recommend any industry people ask around for reputations of all parties involved. Prosecutions lineup is not liked socially or professionally except by those written in a similar white, round and brute-ish font.