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Trial lawyer specializing in antitrust, intellectual property, and commercial litigation as well as information governance ... and unsolicited opinions.

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Miles O'Brien
1 year
🎙 On this #ElectionDay, I'm excited to share an important episode of my podcast with Donna Curling, a relentless advocate for secure voting, to discuss her ongoing case, Curling v. Raffensperger. Her story is one of resilience and dedication. 🔗 https://t.co/JgyNA1C96T
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David Cross
3 years
Proud of the firm and my colleagues on this well-deserved recognition
@MoFoLLP
Morrison Foerster
3 years
MoFo received record levels of recognition in the 2023 edition of Chambers USA, including 53 practice area rankings and 116 individual recognitions across the publication’s categories. Read more about this year’s results: https://t.co/wxR032RqVq
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David Cross
3 years
Remarkably @GaSecofState own #cybersecurity consultant and former White House CIO advised that a US election hack isn’t an IF, but a WHEN. This isn’t crazy conspiracy nonsense. It’s a real threat. Raffensperger’s approach to #ElectionIntegrity is reckless and unlawful.
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David Cross
3 years
Calling for reasonably secure elections in GA doesn’t make one an election denier or a conspiracy theorist. It’s the right thing to do for voters. Those who oppose reasonable election security like @GaSecofState ignore science and reality and needlessly put voters at risk.
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David Cross
3 years
Voters deserve a transparent, software-independent, reasonably secure election system with voter-verified, paper ballots. That there’s been no known election-altering hack doesn’t mean the system is secure. A bridge can look safe … until it falls. Voters need true security.
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David Cross
3 years
The claim that GA has the most “tested voting system in the country” is especially misleading. @GabrielSterling admits @GaSecofState *doesn’t know* if the system has been compromised via 2021 Coffee County breach. SOS refuses to test it for malware etc.
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David Cross
3 years
Inexplicably @GaSecofState refuses to implement numerous critical election security measures @CISAgov advised him to adopt a year ago to mitigate many known, serious vulnerabilities with GA’s voting system. Voters should ask why.
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David Cross
3 years
One wonders if @GaSecofState still doesn’t understand election security or if this is deliberately misleading. He knows hash values provide no meaningful security as @CISAgov confirmed a year ago. Voters deserve better. #ElectionIntegrity #CyberSecurity
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David Cross
3 years
How To Alienate Jurors 101: Start your cross w/ condescending misogyny toward alleged rape victim. Could’ve accepted the nod but had to exert control — just like his client. Not a good look. Empathy matters. #DonaldTrump #EJeanCarroll #ejeancarrolltrial
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E. Jean Carroll has accused former president Donald Trump of raping her in the mid-1990s in a New York department store dressing room. He denies the accusation.
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David Cross
3 years
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David Cross
3 years
In YCMTSU news, @Delta pilot announced at takeoff time we have too little fuel for our flight. Now he announced “the guy who fuels the planes here” at @Dulles_Airport - major internat’l airport - “didn’t show up for work today” & there’s no telling when we’ll get fuel. 🤦‍♂️ #DL0776
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David Cross
3 years
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David Cross
3 years
One thing that especially undermines elections and voter confidence is deliberate misinformation. @benadida may not know that the breach spanned many hours and days, involving numerous actors with computer science backgrounds - but @GabrielSterling must know that. Facts matter.
@GabrielSterling
Gabriel Sterling
3 years
Thank you @benadida for being a rational expert in elections. And he’s right…the fear mongers need to stop. Their statements undermine Americans’ faith in elections…the same outcome as Trump’s stolen election claims. Often they say the same thing & reinforce each other.
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David Cross
3 years
Here @GabrielSterling trumpets the number of mail in ballots which are *marked by hand* — but @GaSecofState says in court HMPBs are unreliable and that’s why he forces voters to use BMDs at the polls. Which is it? Imagine if GA voters could mark ballots by hand on Election Day….
@GabrielSterling
Gabriel Sterling
3 years
Through today 149,923 Georgians have requested their mail in absentee ballot. Including 3,475 military/overseas voters. DeKalb leads w/ 16,506 ballots requested, w/ Cobb at 15,597, Fulton at 15,477, Gwinnett at 10,831, Chatham at 5,739. #gapol #PlanYourVote
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David Cross
3 years
Paymaster? We’re pro bono. And if your claim is that the copying that occurred in Coffee County in January 2021 was to comply with this hold letter, that’s nonsense. Nobody at the CCBOE has said that. They testified they didn’t even know about the copying. Move along….
@GAballots
David Cross
3 years
@Cross_Examine @benadida @MarilynRMarks1 @GabrielSterling @GaSecofState Dream on, plebe. Your paymaster is on a witch hunt to put people in jail. She did her presser knowing the litigation hold letter gave specific instructions to retain all digital records including the server. You knew, too. Put Marilyn’s 🧙 🧹 back in the closet.
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David Cross
3 years
There we have it. @benadida declines a conversation as expected. And send my followers after him? What, all 12 of them? The one distorting facts is the one paid by @GaSecofState & who sells his own BMDs. That’s not independence or impartiality. But it’s all @GabrielSterling has.
@benadida
Ben Adida
3 years
@Cross_Examine @GaSecofState Yes, quote tweeting me repeatedly to try to send your followers after me, distorting the facts repeatedly, and speaking with little knowledge about my work, definitely gives me confidence that you want an honest conversation. Give me a break.
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David Cross
3 years
Btw, I would happily sit down and have a meaningful and honest conversation with @benadida about election security. But I doubt he and @GaSecofState would ever agree to that. Let’s see if it happens.
@benadida
Ben Adida
3 years
@Cross_Examine @GaSecofState My bad for assuming you were trying to be curious and learn.
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David Cross
3 years
If you want “positive evidence” in elections, replace BMDs with HMPBs, which the election security community overwhelmingly supports. @GaSecofState own study found very few voters review ballots and none can review QR codes which are tabulated. Feigned tradeoffs are misleading.
@benadida
Ben Adida
3 years
@MarilynRMarks1 @Cross_Examine @GabrielSterling @GaSecofState Elections are never about perfect mathematical proofs. They're about abundance of evidence. Replacing all the BMDs adds a lot of positive evidence. That you don't even recognize that is uncharitable, and misses the point that in election administration, everything is tradeoffs.
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David Cross
3 years
The ol’ ad hominem from @benadida, the last resort of one with no meaningful reply. I’ve spent years learning about the Dominion BMD system and GA audits alongside the most highly regarded election security experts, eg @jhalderm. Independence matters. So do facts.
@benadida
Ben Adida
3 years
@Cross_Examine @GaSecofState My bad for assuming you were trying to be curious and learn.
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David Cross
3 years
Here’s @benadida doing his best to distance himself from the BMD system he’s entrusted to audit for @GaSecofState. “We do very little,” he says. On that the election security experts agree.
@benadida
Ben Adida
3 years
@Cross_Examine @GaSecofState @jhalderm In fact even that is overstating it, we're paid to run the audit software so Georgia can audit their tabulation. We do very little. Most of the work is done by election administrators across the state of Georgia.
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