Quinn associate Sophie Hill and summer associate Danielle Zoellner tried a case in June on behalf of pro bono client Eva Pron. The stakes? Custody of Pron’s Abyssinian cat Murchik.
August 02, 2023 at 07:30 AM
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The litigators at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan pride themselves on being able to try all kinds of cases. But this story takes that notion to a whole different level: Over a day and a half in New York Civil Court in June, Quinn associate Sophie Hill and summer associate Danielle Zoellner tried a case on behalf of pro bono client Eva Pron.
The stakes?
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A button created by Quinn Emanuel associate Sophie Hill. She served as first chair in a civil trial centered on the custody of Murchik (also spelled Murchick and Moorchick), the pictured cat. Courtesy photo
