

Morning Docket: 09.03.25
* Google avoids having to spin off Chrome. [Law360]
* Lawyers using time saved by AI for… more work. [Legal Cheek]
* Charging documents for former Biglaw associate arrested in D.C. say someone said hostile things to National Guard troops and a day later they decided it was him. We might have another no bill on our hands. [National Law Journal]
* Atlanta lawyers are jumping ship and boosting competitors entering the market. [Atlanta Journal-Constitution]
* Biglaw isn’t joining up with Burford. [Bloomberg Law News]
* Military lawyers repurposed as immigration judges. [Reuters]
* DOJ lawyer going after Harvard for antisemitism wrote paper from Hitler’s point of view. [Boston Globe]

1878 Is The New 2025 — See Also
The Trump Administration Is 140 Years Too Late: Can’t use the U.S. Military to execute domestic law, buddy.
The Law School Price Bubble Is Deflating: Would much rather the damn thing burst.
Publicly Wrong? Yes. Defamation?: Not so much. Dershowitz had to learn the hard way.
You Aren’t The Only One Waiting On Bar Results: Kim Kardashian is Keeping Up With The Score.
Rudy Giuliani Released From Hospital: The former mayor is recovering from a car crash.

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