* Papa John has filed suit against his former company in a bid to protect his legacy as America’s foremost “racist guy who makes bad pizza.” [Wall Street Journal]
* While everyone prattles on about Trump’s tapes, the government just blew another deadline to reunite the children they kidnapped with their parents. [Courthouse News Service]
* Troubled law school Arizona Summit trying to get ASU to take its students if or when it loses accreditation. By the way, if you want to hear an in-depth discussion about the problems with Arizona Summit and its sibling schools, check out this. [AZ Central]
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* Speaking of independent law schools, the landscape for these programs — for-profit or not — is getting harder. [Law.com]
* Lawsuit seeking to desegregate Minneapolis schools is moving forward. [MinnPost]
* Government argues that Evan Greebel deserves 5 years for his role in aiding Shkreli. [Law360]
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* Former Biglaw associate accused of ripping off Harlem church. [New York Law Journal]