* Justice Department launches its bid to reverse LGBTQ rights. I’ll bet several liked beers that the timing isn’t a coincidence. [National Law Journal]
* Speaking of the Supreme Court, anthropomorphic hemorrhoid Charles Harder is asking the Court to get rid of Section 230 so every website can be sued into oblivion for defamation they don’t even commit. [The Verge]
* With Baker McKenzie chair Paul Rawlinson stepping down from exhaustion, other Biglaw managing partners line up to describe how hard they have it. [American Lawyer]
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* Latham & Watkins partner takes Lording his position over everybody literally. [Legal Cheek]
* “Hey Google, what are sanctions?” [Law360]
* The DOJ may have won the stay it wanted, but it’s still staring down a trial over the census. [New York Law Journal]
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* Judge set to resolve one of the many shady election law problems plaguing Georgia. [Courthouse News Service]