Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 11.18.24

* Rudy finally turning over some assets. [Barron's] * Mike Johnson blocking Gaetz ethics report as "rough draft." Apparently the document isn't old enough to be properly understood. [CNBC] * Kansas Supreme Court debates discipline as a sword, which is weird because it's a "d-word." Get it? I'll be here all week, folks. [ABA Journal] * Looks like union-busting's back on the menu boys! [Bloomberg Law News] * Grassley indicates he will take "traditional" view of blue slips, which structurally favor Republicans and will be ignored down the road as needed. [Law360] * Spirit Airlines files for bankruptcy. Maybe making oxygen masks a luxury add-on was a mistake. [CNN] * Disbarred for exaggerating personal injury claim. [LegalCheek]

By Above the Law on November 18, 2024 8:57 am

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* Rudy finally turning over some assets. [Barron’s]

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* Mike Johnson blocking Gaetz ethics report as “rough draft.” Apparently the document isn’t old enough to be properly understood. [CNBC]

* Kansas Supreme Court debates discipline as a sword, which is weird because it’s a “d-word.” Get it? I’ll be here all week, folks. [ABA Journal]

* Looks like union-busting’s back on the menu boys! [Bloomberg Law News]

* Grassley indicates he will take “traditional” view of blue slips, which structurally favor Republicans and will be ignored down the road as needed. [Law360]