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Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 06.29.21
* Antitrust litigation against Facebook has been dismissed. Maybe the court thought that MySpace was a viable competitor… [Wall Street Journal]
* Be sure to check out the Anti-Defamation League’s annual Supreme Court review. [ADL]
* A South Carolina lawyer has been suspended from practice for incendiary Facebook posts he made about George Floyd. [New York Post]
* A Trump attorney claimed yesterday that the Manhattan DA is investigating the Trump Organization for charges relating to company perks. [Hill]
* E-cigarette company Juul has paid $40 million to settle a lawsuit alleging it improperly advertised its products to teens. That’s a lot of money that went up in smoke… [CNN]
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Morning Docket
Morning Docket 07.31.20
* The Law School Admission Council has lost the scores for a number of individuals who took the July LSAT. The affected test-takers are being offered refunds, so there’s that… [ABA Journal]
* A New York ethics committee says that lawyers cannot practice law and provide wealth management services to the same clients. [Bloomberg]
* Check out this former Biglaw associate who quit her firm gig to launch her own estate administration startup. [LegalTech News]
* Employers across the country are being sued for allegedly failing to protect workers from being exposed to COVID-19. [Washington Post]
* Be sure to check out the ADL’s Supreme Court review next week. We can all use some CLE credits! [ADL]
* Fireworks companies are suing New York officials over COVID-19-related restrictions. Hopefully their lawsuit starts off with a bang…. [New York Law Journal]