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would have seen this -
Goldstein, 54, has been part of more than 40 cases in front of the Supreme Court, including the 2000 presidential election battle between Al Gore — his client — and George W. Bush.
But since 45 is obviously "in the news", his stable of lawyers currently being used (or who have been used in the past) would most likely still be considered "newsworthy" regardless of who they represented over their careers.
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