* The Florida Senate just passed a bill to shield businesses from COVID-19 lawsuits. Many wish Florida was doing more to shield residents from COVID-19… [Tampa Bay Times]
* A former lawyer for AT&T is accusing the company of overcharging needy schools and libraries for internet service. [Dallas Morning News]
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* A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a journalist over allegedly illicit wiretapping. [Politico]
* Check out this interesting article on removal and remand rates in federal court. [Juris Lab]
* An Illinois attorney has been suspended from practice for allegedly mishandling client money. [Quad-City Times]
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* A prominent lawyer for computer hackers has been arrested for destroying his son’s computer. Guess that’s another kind of hacking… [New York Daily News]
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