> It's a shame that Musk has stripped the company down so much it can't respond to legal requests. I don't see any evidence of this here. The "Twitter Lawyers"

> It's a shame that Musk has stripped the company down so much it can't respond to legal requests. I don't see any evidence of this here. The "Twitter Lawyers" being referenced here work for Morgan Lewis, a big law firm. The issue is not the inability to respond to the requests, but the duplication of efforts.