Above the Law

* The Supreme Court heard argument in Janus yesterday and, well, labor rights were fun while they lasted! [National Law Journal]

* Marvin Washington's pot decriminalization suit dismissed, continuing the Jets losing streak. [Law360]

* The explosion of Emoji keyboards presents a problem for eDiscovery. So bust out those Rick & Morty stickers if you want to keep your insider trading habits from prying eyes. [Legaltech News]

* How does a receiver deal with Bitcoin? How can currency with no "home" be seized? A Jones Day partner is figuring that out. [The Recorder]

* Supreme Court debates whether or not Amex can prevent merchants from offering incentives to keep people from using their Amex card. So if it gets more difficult to use your corporate card, blame the justices. [Courthouse News Service]

* The head of legal relationship management for Barclays discusses the bank's model for dealing with outside counsel. [Big Law Business]

A NEW RANKING OF OUTSIDE COUNSEL: It's been at least two years in the making, but finally we have a ranking of outside counsel based on what in-house attorneys think about. See the full list here.

TOMORROW IS THE FEBRUARY BAR EXAM: Try not to fail.

ENERGY LAW FIRMS KEEPS MERGING: In the near future, Houston will actually just be one big law firm. A law firm whose offices will float, of course, because it's not like energy lawyers are going to be caught off guard by climate change.

NOW THAT THOMAS JEFFERSON LAW SCHOOL IS REQUIRED TO TELL STUDENTS HOW BAD THEY ARE: The school is having a difficult time making money. Sorry, not sorry.

I DON'T THINK THIS SUPREME COURT DACA DECISION IS AS GOOD AS IT SEEMS: By refusing to take up the case, SCOTUS is just letting Dreamers twist in the wind a little bit longer.