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* Michael Avenatti is suing Stormy for legal fees and remembering those names should serve as a reminder that impeachment as a concept six months ago and as a concept post-Ukraine revelations isn’t even in the same ballpark. [Daily Beast]
* Antonio Brown may not be an ideal litigant. [TMZ]
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* A reminder that criminals are routinely too stupid to avoid a (digital) paper trail. [Courthouse News Service]
* A look at Pat Cipollone and his campaign to demean his office. [The Atlantic]
* Attention vapers: New York courts have got your back. [Law360]
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* The Sixth Circuit could blow up the opioid suits under the foundational American doctrine of “big companies can’t do anything wrong.” [Law.com]
* In a very Silicon Valley kind of move, IP firm Harrity & Harrity opened an incubator for women and minority owned law firms. [American Lawyer]
* The most trusted corporate law firms. [Forbes]