Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 08.03.26

* Todd Blanche issues a memo claiming to rescind the Trump ally slush fund. It's not in the form holdout Senators asked for, but it might prove enough to get him out of committee. [ABC News] * A deep dive into how Paul Weiss became the industry standard for cowardice. [NY Times] * In Trump lawsuit against banks for dropping him as client, Capital One responds that it wasn't political... it was all the money laundering issues. [NPR] * How Gibson Dunn's big score changes everything. [WSJ] * Trump rages at Jeanine Pirro for dismissing case trying to foist blame for administration's reflection pool damage on Olympian bystander. [CNBC] * It's like the Forbes 40 under 40, except it's lawyers. And they won't all be in prison soon. [Law360] * Tom Goldstein appeals his conviction. [Reuters]

* Todd Blanche issues a memo claiming to rescind the Trump ally slush fund. It’s not in the form holdout Senators asked for, but it might prove enough to get him out of committee. [ABC News]

* A deep dive into how Paul Weiss became the industry standard for cowardice. [NY Times]

* In Trump lawsuit against banks for dropping him as client, Capital One responds that it wasn’t political… it was all the money laundering issues. [NPR]

* How Gibson Dunn’s big score changes everything. [WSJ]

* Trump rages at Jeanine Pirro for dismissing case trying to foist blame for administration’s reflection pool damage on Olympian bystander. [CNBC]

* It’s like the Forbes 40 under 40, except it’s lawyers. And they won’t all be in prison soon. [Law360]

* Tom Goldstein appeals his conviction. [Reuters]