After the Notorious Nine Biglaw firms traded their principles to curry favor with the Trump administration, the question on everyone's mind remained: what, exactly, were they going to do for the administration? The firms offered free legal services - in amounts upward of $125 million each - to vaguely defined conservative-friendly causes. Publicly, the firms downplayed the agreements, telling legislators that they would retain ultimate authority over their pro bono representations and, often, pointing to specific, benign causes like "veterans' charities" as examples of the work expected.