Morning Docket: 06.19.18
* Florida Coastal seeks restraining order against ABA requirement that the school to let students know that they'll probably not be passing the bar exam. [Daily Business Review] * Kris Kobach lost his effort to disenfranchise likely Democratic voters based on a series of rank fabrications... but the best part is the judge ordered him to attend CLE as punishment for his cluelessness throughout the trial. [Courthouse News Service] * Cadwalader Cabinet functions as the "Bloomberg Terminal for financial regulation." [American Lawyer] * ... And then promptly loses its financial services co-chair to Debevoise. So it's an up and down kind of day down there. [American Lawyer] * MillerCoors and Pabst locked in bitter legal battle. Why do mommy and daddy have to fight like this? [CNBC] * Conversations with minority partners. [Law360] * A call for Silicon Valley to get behind a privacy law. [Politico]
* Florida Coastal seeks restraining order against ABA requirement that the school to let students know that they’ll probably not be passing the bar exam. [Daily Business Review]
* Kris Kobach lost his effort to disenfranchise likely Democratic voters based on a series of rank fabrications… but the best part is the judge ordered him to attend CLE as punishment for his cluelessness throughout the trial. [Courthouse News Service]
* Cadwalader Cabinet functions as the “Bloomberg Terminal for financial regulation.” [American Lawyer]
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* … And then promptly loses its financial services co-chair to Debevoise. So it’s an up and down kind of day down there. [American Lawyer]
* MillerCoors and Pabst locked in bitter legal battle. Why do mommy and daddy have to fight like this? [CNBC]
* Conversations with minority partners. [Law360]
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* A call for Silicon Valley to get behind a privacy law. [Politico]