Marc Elias's Democracy Docket is actively litigating 85 voting rights cases across 43 states with 60 lawyers — a factual claim supported by his organization's documented work. The implicit criticism that large law firms are sitting out the pro-democracy fight is commentary rather than a verifiable fact, though it reflects a genuine disparity in litigation focus between his firm and major corporate law practices. The post doesn't explain why this matters beyond moral critique — whether concentrated expertise in one firm is strategically effective versus distributed across many firms is a substantive question he leaves unexamined.