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Morning Docket: 12.11.24

* Letting the Supreme Court pick its own cases was a mistake. [NY Times] * United Healthcare committed to denying even more claims. [Law.com] * Bankruptcy judge decides bails out Alex Jones. [Bloomberg Law News] * Mega grocery merger blocked. [Law360] * Biden to veto judiciary expansion bill following Trump win. [Reuters] * Prosecutors charge a pair of law firms for staging automobile accidents. Those pesky safe driving courses have made lawyers resort to this to keep food on the table! [The Guardian] * Trump's DOJ ignored procedure to steal journalist and staff phone records while searching for a leak. [AP News]

By Above the Law on December 11, 2024 9:12 am

Supreme Court and Cherry Blossoms * Letting the Supreme Court pick its own cases was a mistake. [NY Times]

* United Healthcare committed to denying even more claims. [Law.com]

* Bankruptcy judge decides bails out Alex Jones. [Bloomberg Law News]

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* Mega grocery merger blocked. [Law360]

* Biden to veto judiciary expansion bill following Trump win. [Reuters]

* Prosecutors charge a pair of law firms for staging automobile accidents. Those pesky safe driving courses have made lawyers resort to this to keep food on the table! [The Guardian]

* Trump’s DOJ ignored procedure to steal journalist and staff phone records while searching for a leak. [AP News]

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