Morning Docket: 06.12.24

* Rahimi could be written in a way that helps Hunter Biden, but let's face it: U.S. v. Biden is absolutely going to be the eventual caption that Thomas uses to strike down all gun regulations. [CNN] * More states suing Apple for using monopoly power in the smartphone market to mess with developers. [Reuters] * Elon Musk drops suit against OpenAI before he has a chance to lose the dismissal motion. [Law360] * Judge under investigation after handcuffing a lawyer like he was an innocent child or something. [Chicago Sun-Times] * Inside the Paul Weiss hiring cavalcade. [Bloomberg Law News] * Burns & Levinson in merger talks. [American Lawyer] * An interview with Judge Tatel about his career as his new book hits shelves. [ABA Journal]

By Above the Law on June 12, 2024 8:50 am

Hunter Biden (Photo by Moses Robinson/Getty Images for Usher’s New Look Foundation)

* Rahimi could be written in a way that helps Hunter Biden, but let’s face it:

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U.S. v. Biden is absolutely going to be the eventual caption that Thomas uses to strike down all gun regulations. [CNN]

* More states suing Apple for using monopoly power in the smartphone market to mess with developers. [Reuters]

* Elon Musk drops suit against OpenAI before he has a chance to lose the dismissal motion. [Law360]

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* Judge under investigation after handcuffing a lawyer like he was an innocent child or something. [Chicago Sun-Times]

* Inside the Paul Weiss hiring cavalcade. [Bloomberg Law News]

* Burns & Levinson in merger talks. [American Lawyer]

* An interview with Judge Tatel about his career as his new book hits shelves. [ABA Journal]