Morning Docket: 05.27.26
* “A fake Mossad agent. Twin grifters. The nation’s top lawman. A head-spinning legal drama has attorney general Todd Blanche fighting off accusations of forgery, malpractice, and more.” There’s a tagline for you. [Vanity Fair]
* Wiley Rain sued over cyberattack breach. [Bloomberg Law News]
* Supreme Court refuses to intervene in the discrimination case Brian Flores brought against the NFL. [ESPN]
* Alabama judge suspended for putting off hearings to walk her dogs. [AL.com]
* Wachtell faces lateral market pressure. [American Lawyer]
* Thomas and Alito mad that Court won’t allow Florida to sue California over drivers’ licenses. [MS Now]
* Supreme Court retirement!!! (In the UK). [Legal Cheek]
Shots Follow Court Hearing — See Also
Litigant Allegedly Opened Fire On Opposing Counsel: She was charged with two counts of attempted first degree murder.
Look At This Lawyer, Dog; He’s Going To Jail: Attorney jailed on bestiality charges.
Churn Baby, Churn: Associate burnout lateraling is real and law firm culture is part of the reason why.
DOJ Targets Prosecutors Who Did Their Jobs: No good deed goes unpunished by this administration.
SCOTUS Term Limits?: A band-aid on a much larger problem, but still worth discussing.
Meta Loses SCOTUS Bid To Evade Suit In Vermont: Prepare to get sued everywhere!
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A reputation for excellence.
Federal Judge Had Sex In Chambers Bringing New Meaning To Gavel Bang
But the Eleventh Circuit decided against public reprimand.
Law Firms Aren’t Losing Power. They’re Losing The First Move.
In modern litigation, that first move is increasingly made in-house.