Morning Docket: 04.07.20
* A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by musicians who had their work destroyed in a 2008 Universal Music Group blaze. Maybe the defendants listened to "We Didn't Start the Fire" to celebrate their victory... [Variety] * The top lawyer at CVS Health was paid over $23 million last year. Clearly, I'm in the wrong field. [Bloomberg] * An attorney that spent two years in prison for wire fraud has been reinstated. Those are some forgiving bar examiners... [CT Post] * Attorney General Barr has suggested that judges should consider COVID-19 when making bail determinations. [Politico] * If you have not yet seen Tiger King on Netflix, you should watch it immediately. Then read this interview with an attorney from PETA. [Hollywood Reporter] * Apparently in Boston, New York Sports Clubs are called Boston Sports Clubs, and like in New York, members are suing because they are being billed while gyms remain closed. [Boston Globe]
* A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by musicians who had their work destroyed in a 2008 Universal Music Group blaze. Maybe the defendants listened to “We Didn’t Start the Fire” to celebrate their victory… [Variety]
* The top lawyer at CVS Health was paid over $23 million last year. Clearly, I’m in the wrong field. [Bloomberg]
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* An attorney who spent two years in prison for wire fraud has been reinstated. Those are some forgiving bar examiners… [CT Post]
* Attorney General Barr has suggested that judges should consider COVID-19 when making bail determinations. [Politico]
* If you have not yet seen Tiger King on Netflix, you should watch it immediately. Then read this interview with an attorney from PETA. [Hollywood Reporter]
* Apparently in Boston, New York Sports Clubs are called Boston Sports Clubs, and like in New York, members are suing because they are being billed while gyms remain closed. [Boston Globe]
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Jordan Rothman is a partner of The Rothman Law Firm, a full-service New York and New Jersey law firm. He is also the founder of Student Debt Diaries, a website discussing how he paid off his student loans. You can reach Jordan through email at jordan@rothmanlawyer.com.
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