Above the Law

* An Illinois disciplinary panel has recommended that Rod Blagojevich be disbarred. Can President Trump pardon him from this? [Chicago Tribune]

* Robinhood, the popular stock-trading app, might face litigation over the fact that it went dark on Monday during one of the best days for trading recently. [Business Insider]

* President Trump has tapped a Biglaw associate for a position on the EEOC. [Reuters]

* American Airlines has debuted new uniforms after it defended a "toxic" uniform lawsuit. [USA Today]

* Top lawyer (and Georgetown Law lecturer) Paul Clement used the coronavirus outbreak as an example at oral arguments before the Supreme Court on Tuesday. Too soon? [New York Times]

A Lawyer Has Coronavirus: The Westchester attorney commutes into Manhattan daily.

The Recession Is A-Coming: Is Biglaw ready?

What Happens When You Add Coronavirus To A Brewing Recession: A mess. That's what you get.

Legal Twitter Goes Crazy Over A FOIA Request: Too bad the request is remarkably narrowly tailored.

Legal Twitter Gets Lost In The Semantics: Because, obviously.

Children that qualifying same-sex couples adopt derive substantial economic and social benefits. These substantial benefits are precisely why Philadelphia does not want institutions operating within its adoption program to exclude same-sex couples.

A lot of people get into this law school.