more than 100 legal leaders have signed an open letter warning lawyers who question the US election not to spread false information in court documents. It is reported that Trump filed numerous lawsuits in 2020 after losing the election, claiming that the Democratic Party cheated in the election. Some famous lawyers who worked for Trump, including Rudy Giuliani, lost their licenses for spreading false information.
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