* Capital One asks, “What’s In Your Wallet? No, seriously, you’ve been hacked.” [NY Times]
* If you’re looking for “it could be worse” solace during the bar exam, here are some blunders. [Law.com]
* Law firm that aggressively clings to complete and total opacity in attorney pay confused why people think it’s systematically trying to screw people. [American Lawyer]
Where Inefficiency (Still) Plagues Today’s Legal Departments
In-house lawyers have yet to find their ideal workday, but your team can do better, according to this new survey report.
* Another “let’s make illegal stops as a publicity stunt” scheme falls apart. [Yahoo]
* Checking in on Michael Avenatti, he’s asking for access to his firm servers because the government’s already mirrored everything relevant and he needs his files for his defense. That seems pretty reasonable. [Law360]
* Now GDPR is targeting companies who ask folks to “Like” them. Maybe Brexit isn’t as stupid as it looks. [Corporate Counsel]
A Career In Legal Services: Practising Law Institute Honors Toby J. Rothschild
PLI honors Toby J. Rothschild with its inaugural Victor J. Rubino Award for Excellence in Pro Bono Training, recognizing his dedication and impact.
* Shocking no one, the gun used in the California festival shooting came from another state. Federalism! [Buzzfeed News]