Morning Docket 02.19.10
* The lawyer for University of Alabama – Huntsville professor Amy Bishop says his client is insane and can’t remember Friday’s shootings. [Associated Press]
* Judge Denny Chin says he does have an open mind and will need some time to review the Google Books settlement. [New York Times]
* John Edwards might get the National Enquirer a Pulitzer. [Media Decoder/New York Times]
* Texas lawyer Melissa Morgan gains a pound and loses the chance to be The Biggest Loser. [ABA Journal]
* Formerly confidential papers filed in the SEC vs. Bank of America case lay bare Wachtell’s advice in the Merrill Lynch merger. [AmLaw Daily]
* When to go in-house (and how to stay motivated once you get there). [Legal Week via SusanEJacobsen]
* Lat is speaking at the first Annual Midwestern Asian Pacific American Law Students Association conference at Case Western Law tomorrow. In a pre-conference interview, he confesses that Nino shattered his world. [Cleveland Plain Dealer]
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