right to be forgotten
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Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 03.10.17
* Arizona Summit Law School announces its plan to affiliate with an established university… Bethune-Cookman?!? Because when you think of a for-profit law school in Phoenix, you obviously think of an HCBU in Florida. [AZ Central]
* 150 law firm leaders wrote a letter asking the government to continue funding legal services, which is nice, but Jim Harbaugh’s already on the case. [Am Law Daily]
* House passes tough new regulations for class action certification… just what rural, Rust Belt voters were hankering for. [National Law Journal]
* K-Y sued over trade secret theft allegations. I don’t know about this case, but I always thought those guys were slippery. [P&T Community]
* A blow-by-blow of the day Kellyanne started shilling for cheap jewelry on national television. [NBC News]
* Restaurant sues to force Trump to divest from his hotel, citing unfair competition when a sitting president can entice people to eat at his well-done steak and ketchup establishments. [Law.com]
* Add Turkey to the list of countries with ethically dubious ties to the Trump campaign. [Huffington Post]
* The EU is figuring out that the “right to be forgotten” provides a gaping loophole for CEOs to cover up their mistakes and abuses. [Courthouse News Service]
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