Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 01.24.25

* Supreme Court stands up for transparency to prevent money laundering. For other people... not themselves of course. [Bloomberg Law News] * Jones Day lawyer already quits Trump administration. [WSJ] * Law firm coke dealers? [Roll on Friday] * The birthright citizenship order is on hold, and here's a detailed breakdown of why. [The Nation] * New crypto working group to explore more fake money.[Reuters] * Companies dropping DEI efforts to curry favor with the administration could open door to even more discrimination lawsuits. [Law.com] * Multiple states settle with Sackler's for $7.4B. [Law360] * Judge steps down after feds raid office. [Shore News Network]

By Above the Law on January 24, 2025 8:55 am

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* Supreme Court stands up for transparency to prevent money laundering. For other people… not themselves of course. [Bloomberg Law News]

* Jones Day lawyer already quits Trump administration. [WSJ]

* Law firm coke dealers? [Roll on Friday]

* The birthright citizenship order is on hold, and here’s a detailed breakdown of why. [The Nation]

* New crypto working group to explore more fake money.[Reuters]

* Companies dropping DEI efforts to curry favor with the administration could open door to even more discrimination lawsuits. [Law.com]

* Multiple states settle with Sackler’s for $7.4B. [Law360]

* Judge steps down after feds raid office. [Shore News Network]