Tutt, a Yale Law School graduate, spoke about his first U.S. Supreme Court win, how he prepared for the oral arguments and the implications of the ruling.
July 18, 2022 at 05:32 PM
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Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer senior associate Andrew Tutt was on a Zoom call with his client when he cinched the win in the first U.S. Supreme Court case he had argued. The 51-page ruling sided with Le Roy Torres, a U.S. Army veteran who was in a yearslong job discrimination battle with Texas.
“It was a very moving moment,” Tutt recalled. “The second that the opinion went up on the website, someone on the team saw it and announced that we had won, and people were overwhelmed with emotion.”
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Andrew Tutt, a senior associate at Arnold & Porter Kay Scholer. Courtesy photo
