DHS Is Hunting Down Trump Critics. The ‘Free Speech’ Warriors Are Mighty Quiet.
From the the-chilling-effects-are-real dept
Morning Docket: 02.06.26
* The most popular way to win over this Supreme Court is to quote Scalia. Very originalist to be primarily swayed whose seat is still warm., [CNN]
* Yale Law fires its law librarian — one of only three Black women on faculty — after she filed a complaint which itself followed an internal investigation about working conditions in the library. [Yale Daily News]
* Starbucks beats back Missouri AG lawsuit over “DEI” policies. [Reuters]
* Lawyers stepping up to represent ICE victims. [Law.com]
* Uber owes $8.5M in sexual assault verdict. [Law360]
* Baker McKenzie layoffs continue. [Roll on Friday]
* EEOC rescinds anti-discrimination guidance. [ABA Journal]
Brad Karp Steps Down As Chair Of Paul Weiss — See Also
Too Much Attention In The Spotlight: He remains a partner at the firm.
Did Jones Day Represent Ghislaine Maxwell?: Would explain the sums of cash she transferred to the firm’s client trust account!
“Trading Russians Is One Thing, But I Draw The Line At DEI”: Did Goldman Sachs’s Kathryn Ruemmler just make a human trafficking joke or was there something more?
Charlie Adelson Wants A Retrial: His lawyer argues that the jury pool was tainted by media coverage.
On This Week Of Thinking Like A Lawyer: Arresting journalists, Epstein files, and accountability.
The Muppet Show Revival Gets The Lawyers Involved
It was played for laughs, naturally.
LSC Issues Blueprint For Narrowing The Justice Gap Through Technology Innovation In Civil Legal Services
The report presents detailed recommendations aimed at helping the nation’s 130 LSC-funded legal services organizations adopt cutting-edge technologies to expand access to justice for low-income Americans.