I’m sad to have two memorials in two days. On Saturday, James Coyne King, one of the founders of my firm, Murphy & King, passed away after an illness. Jim started his career in public service, first at the IRS and then for several years in the Antitrust Division of the Justice Department. He practiced in the field of business litigation in Boston for many years, but near the end of his career he felt called to public service again, mounting an improbable but heartfelt campaign for the United States Senate in 2012. I fondly remember long talks with Jim when I first arrived at the firm as a young lawyer. He took special pleasure in hazing the new associates by assigning them to undesirable cases, but along with the “dogs” came a lot of wisdom from Jim’s many years of experience. I will miss him, as will everyone who knew him. And our firm, which he helped to found and then to build, will bear his name as a living memorial for many years to come—I think Jim would be especially proud of that.