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* Trump indicates that he would consider a plea deal if the DOJ would “pay me some damages.” It’s possible he’s not receiving top notch legal guidance right now. [Newsweek]
* JPMorgan Chase has settled with Jeffrey Epstein’s victims. [MarketWatch]
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* Civil rights lawyer arrested for filming a traffic stop as creeping fascism breaks into a sprint. [ABC News]
* 3M tried to wiggle out of earplug liability through bankruptcy. The courts seem to have grown wise to this strategy. [Financial Times]
* Government digging into allegations of COVID test fraud, where people ordered free tests on behalf of dead people. Look, I don’t know if anyone in DC is tracking the level of COVID denialism out here but maybe we don’t need to complain about anyone wanting tests. [Bloomberg Law News]
* Title IX changes expected to trigger wave of litigation. [Law.com]
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* Marvel settles with classic creators who possessed the most important superpower of all: a colorable copyright interest. [Law360]