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Being Predictable Can Be Scary — See Also

Justice Barrett Shares Concerns About Lawyers Using AI To Prep For Oral Argument: Can’t blame the software for predicting obvious questions.

Nothing Says Competency Like Lawsuits: Kash Patel gets the FBI sued.

Rookies Can Learn From Rooks: Here’s what chess has to teach us about lawyering.

Kanye West Deposition Incoming: This is going to be a great read.

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The Secret To Longevity In Client Relationships

Zen and the art of crisis litigation management, on this episode of 'Adventures in Legal Tech.'

Do You REALLY Want To Be A Judge?

It’s not an idle question, given the ever-increasing attacks (verbal, threatened physical, and real physical).

Go In-House Sooner: The Money Is Worth It

Here are three ways the money you earn in-house is worth more than law firm money.

Plugging The Profit Leaks: How Your Firm Can Stop Burning Money

Join the webinar on September 25th and learn some quick wins you can implement right away.

Kash Patel Makes FBI Great Again By Getting It Sued

Drizz v. Ka$h

Four Legal Tech Companies Make The Forbes Cloud 100 And Two Others Are Rising Stars

The Cloud 100 list tracks the top companies in cloud computing.

Learning To Be A Grandmaster: What Chess Teaches Us About Lawyering

Strategic planning doesn’t just apply to firms, companies, and one's own life. This approach applies to each of our cases.

Judge Advances Particle Health’s Antitrust Lawsuit Against Epic

The case centers on Epic’s alleged use of its influence over the Carequality data exchange to block Particle’s access to patient records and stifle competition in the emerging payer platform market.

Morning Docket: 09.11.25

* Trump administration appeals stay in bid to fire Federal Reserve governor in prelude to Supreme Court showdown. [Reuters]

* Former FBI agents allege they were subjected to loyalty tests. [NPR]

* Clients driving firms to use more generative AI. Knock it all you want, but hallucinations are cheap! [Bloomberg Law News]

* Bipartisan ABA task force calls for serious election reform to protect the rule of law. [Law.com]

* D.C. Circuit returns Copyright chief to job. [Law360]

* As authorities keep detaining and then releasing suspects in the Charlie Kirk case, the local newspaper notes that Utah allows open carry everywhere, making it harder to just nab everyone leaving the scene with a gun. [Salt Lake Tribune]

* Lynne Stewart, the defense lawyer that the Bush administration accused of aiding terrorists, has died. [ABA Journal]

Steven Colbert Does A Great Sotomayor Impersonation — See Also

Stephen Colbert Acts As Justice Sotomayor’s Anger Translator: “This just sounds like racial profiling with extra steps.”

Making Social Media Great Again: Strange time to snap a pic with Russell Brand, Ed Martin.

Remembering The TaxProf Blog: Steven Chung reflects on the legacy.

Student Loan Forgiveness Class Action: It’s their debt forgiveness and they want it now!

Looking To Break Into Health Law?: These are the law schools for you!

Biglaw Partner Pay Isn’t Always Great

Compensation dissatisfaction isn't all that rare.

Midlevel Biglaw Associates *Really* Don’t Want To Go To The Office

Partners need to take a step back on this one.

Another Legal Tech Company Heads To The NHL

Filevine sponsors local NHL team.