* Rash of firms adopting 4-day office weeks might be the start of runaway momentum. [National Law Journal]
* Firms gobbling up exiting U.S. Attorneys. [Reuters]
* After spending weeks telling courts that Elon Musk wasn’t running DOGE, Trump declares Elon Musk is running DOGE. [Yahoo]
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* Drake’s team adds Super Bowl Halftime to list of official grievances. [Billboard]
* California Supreme Court orders July bar exam to be held in person. Look, there’s probably no good outcome for the July bar, but “making another 180 with a few months notice” might not be the best of the bad options. [The Recorder]
* Lewis Brisbois pushes back bonus payments. [Bloomberg Law News]
* Disney animator explains how he and the company made Moana in response to lawsuit from man who says Disney stole his idea without saying “you’re welcome.” [Law360]