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Morning Docket: 02.01.17

* Tostito's is selling a breathalyzer to discourage DUIs. The product is, quite literally, all that and a bag of chips. [Huffington Post] * A new survey says GCs are itching to cut ties with their underperforming law firms. [Corporate Counsel] * Sally Yates has a fat paycheck waiting for her in Biglaw. [Law.com] * Andy Puzder learned his trade from a mob lawyer investigated by the FBI. The real key to this article is the most pretentious picture of Puzder imaginable. [Politico] * America's sweetheart Anthony Weiner may face child pornography charges. [The Hill] * The apocalypse for organized labor may be right around the corner. [Deadspin]

By Joe Patrice on February 01, 2017 8:43 am

Tostitos_Logo * Tostito’s is selling a breathalyzer to discourage DUIs. The product is, quite literally, all that and a bag of chips. [Huffington Post]

* A new survey says GCs are itching to cut ties with their underperforming law firms. [Corporate Counsel]

* Sally Yates has a fat paycheck waiting for her in Biglaw. [Law.com]

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* Andy Puzder learned his trade from a mob lawyer investigated by the FBI. The real key to this article is the most pretentious picture of Puzder imaginable. [Politico]

* America’s sweetheart Anthony Weiner may face child pornography charges. [The Hill]

* The apocalypse for organized labor may be right around the corner. [Deadspin]