* The Kozinski retirement raises the important question — where does a clerk go to report misconduct (a question raised in this Lithwick column)? There’s now pressure on Chief Justice Roberts to work out a solution. [The Recorder]
* Speaking of sexual harassment, the wave of misconduct revelations has lawyers seriously questioning NDAs (something we’ve written about before here at ATL). [Reuters]
* Wondering who the next potential Trump SCOTUS nominee would be? Breaking down the numbers it would seem to be… [Empirical SCOTUS]
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* Crain’s has a list of the 100 Leading Women Lawyers in New York City. [Crain’s]
* Law enforcement requests for Facebook data are up big time. This is why we can’t have nice things. [CNET]
* What do general counsel want for the holidays? The same thing they want every year: more service for less money. [American Lawyer]
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* New suit goes after Blue Apron for its stock price drop. As if they’re responsible for Jeff Bezos gutting their market share in Brooklyn. [Law360]