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* Jay-Z has hired a lawyer for 21 Savage. [BBC News]
* Stanford Law finds itself a new dean. [The Recorder]
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* With the “Art of Fielding” copyright case falling flat at the Second Circuit, stay tuned for my upcoming novel: “Diamond of Memories” about a Nebraska farmer who builds a baseball field into his soybean crop. [Law360]
* Michigan State’s legal incompetence continues — after learning that the school is bringing on its fourth GC in a year, we find out that it’s on the hook for almost $1 million in severance to its last GC. [WXYZ]
* Former Linklaters executive wants to tell the world about the firm’s “struggle with women in the workplace.” The UK’s High Court is having none of that kind of talk. [Legal Cheek]
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* “Pro-America” President who skipped out on Vietnam about to ask Supreme Court to cut off Vietnam vets with cancer. [National Law Journal]
* The robots aren’t coming for your job just yet, but if they have to come for anything at least it’s to help out Legal Aid and pro bono projects. [Legaltech News]