Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 05.03.18

* "What did Rudy say? Oh. OK, so, you see, the thing is, Cohen was paid back, but through his monthly retainer so I didn't know he was paying hush money to porn stars that I definitely didn't sleep with because that might trigger an out in my prenup... are we done here?" [Twitter] * A look at Biglaw firms still owed big bucks by bankrupt clients. [American Lawyer] * Yale Law is so far ahead of the curve, they've got 1Ls suing Jeff Sessions. [Connecticut Law Tribune] * A webcam is drawing attention to the osprey nest on the roof of Oregon's Law School. Anything to keep attention off the blackface-wearing professor they still employ... [Around the O] * In case you were looking for another reason to feel revulsion over the Washington NFL team, the cheerleaders allege the team asked them to be literal escorts for wealthy sponsors on a trip to Costa Rica... that they didn't get paid for. [CNN] * Which law firms boast the best legal tech game? [Legaltech News] * The Second Circuit is bringing back the lawsuit over abuse of the no-fly list. The government allegedly dumped people on the no-fly list if they refused to be informants. [Law360]

By Joe Patrice on May 03, 2018 8:33 am

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* “What did Rudy say? Oh. OK, so, you see, the thing is, Cohen was paid back, but through his monthly retainer so I didn’t know he was paying hush money to porn stars that I definitely didn’t sleep with because that might trigger an out in my prenup… are we done here?” [Twitter]

* A look at Biglaw firms still owed big bucks by bankrupt clients. [American Lawyer]

* Yale Law is so far ahead of the curve, they’ve got 1Ls suing Jeff Sessions. [Connecticut Law Tribune]

* A webcam is drawing attention to the osprey nest on the roof of Oregon’s Law School. Anything to keep attention off the blackface-wearing professor they still employ… [Around the O]

* In case you were looking for another reason to feel revulsion over the Washington NFL team, the cheerleaders allege the team asked them to be literal escorts for wealthy sponsors on a trip to Costa Rica… that they didn’t get paid for. [CNN]

* Which law firms boast the best legal tech game? [Legaltech News]

* The Second Circuit is bringing back the lawsuit over abuse of the no-fly list. The government allegedly dumped people on the no-fly list if they refused to be informants. [Law360]