Hell
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Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 03.03.21
* A chapter of The Satanic Temple lost a cybersquatting lawsuit against former members. Oh hell… [Info Security Magazine]
* A top lawyer for Goldman Sachs is reportedly heading for the exit. [New York Post]
* A new lawsuit alleges that cities used curfews to crush legitimate protests last summer. [Los Angeles Times]
* The New York Attorney General has a stark warning for the cryptocurrency industry. [CNBC]
* Joe Exotic has hired a new lawyer in his bid for a new trial. Please let this all be in another season of Tiger King… [TMZ]
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Technology
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Lawyer of the Day, Rudeness, SCOTUS, Supreme Court
Lawyer of the Day (Part Deux): SCOTUS Victor Has Choice Words for Losing Litigant's Lawyer
Last month, Steve Filarsky earned our Lawyer of the Day title after he sent a letter to a losing SCOTUS litigant, advising him to read the opinion “eternally from hell.” As it turns out, Filarsky wasn’t quite done with his vicious letter-writing campaign...
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9th Circuit, John Roberts, Lawyer of the Day, Rudeness, SCOTUS, Supreme Court
Lawyer of the Day: SCOTUS Victor Advises Losing Litigant to Read Opinion 'Eternally from Hell'
Sometimes, lawyers can go a little overboard with their victory dances. Sometimes, lawyers will think up some really outside-the-box ways to shame the losing litigant — and in the process, themselves.
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