A law firm that opens in Washington Monday, best known for a co-founder insulted by the president as “deranged Jack Smith,” aims to transcend its reputation and take on white collar litigation and investigations of any kind.

"We will certainly be prepared to take on matters adverse to the administration," said co-founder Timothy Heaphy, a former Willkie partner.

Washington Post admits Trump's January 6th speech was constitutionally protected by First Amendment, saying Jack Smith 'would have blown a hole' in rights.

Jack Smith opened a law firm with attorneys who worked on Jan. 6 cases, his first major career move after stepping down as special counsel.

The incensed lawmakers have called for federal District Court Judge James Boasberg in Washington, DC, to be impeached for granting the phone record requests — though Smith’s testimony suggests that the judge may not have been aware of the named targets.