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* The Gorsuch hearings are set for March 20th. Now what should senators ask him? [National Law Journal]
* Seriously, what should senators ask him? [SCOTUSBlog]
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* The CFPB is getting battered and bruised, but the D.C. Circuit may give it a fighting chance. [Law.com]
* Pepper Hamilton had a high profile year working the Baylor matter, but PPP is down 28 percent. They lose any more and they’ll have to change their name to Peper Hamilton. [Legal Intelligencer]
* Alston & Bird, meanwhile, saw a revenue boost. [Daily Report]
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* Judge finds probable cause in criminal complaint against Chris Christie. Don’t worry, New Jersey prosecutors are too scared of traffic problems in their towns to do anything about it. [Law360]
* Florida has been busy. First the Docs v. Glocks ruling and now an abortion ruling. [Orlando Sentinel]
* My God. They can’t even pass background checks. [Politico]
* The top 10 law novels of the last 10 years. I wonder if She-Hulk made the list? (Spoiler: she does.) [ABA Journal]