Morning Docket

Morning Docket — 04.21.25

* Surprise twist! Late night ruling from the Supreme Court was very unusual (in lots of ways), but actually good for those that care about the constitution and due process. [Slate] * Sam Alito finally drops his dissent in the rendition case, and he's big mad for someone on the bottom of a 7-2 decision. [Law 360] * Biglaw's lack of a unified response to attacks from Donald Trump has left a black eye on the industry, and the partner lateral market might be to blame. [New York Times] * Biglaw's cowardly reaction to Trump's Executive Orders hasn't changed partner recruitment much -- yet. [Law.com] * Bill Barr's D.C. litigation boutique is growing. [Bloomberg Law] * Cancer screenings and other preventative care under the Affordable Care Act is facing scrutiny at the Supreme Court. [Reuters]

By Above the Law on April 21, 2025 8:49 am

* Surprise twist! Late night ruling from the Supreme Court was very unusual (in lots of ways), but actually good for those that care about the constitution and due process. [Slate]

* Sam Alito finally drops his dissent in the rendition case, and he’s big mad for someone on the bottom of a 7-2 decision. [Law 360]

* Biglaw’s lack of a unified response to attacks from Donald Trump has left a black eye on the industry, and the partner lateral market might be to blame. [New York Times]

* Biglaw’s cowardly reaction to Trump’s Executive Orders hasn’t changed partner recruitment much — yet. [Law.com]

* Bill Barr’s D.C. litigation boutique is growing. [Bloomberg Law]

* Cancer screenings and other preventative care under the Affordable Care Act is facing scrutiny at the Supreme Court. [Reuters]