Al Gore

Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 09.29.20

* Looks like Netflix will be picking up the upcoming Lincoln Lawyer series. Not too newsworthy, but very excited about this! [What's on Netflix] * A federal judge may soon rule if Apple's App Store runs afoul of antitrust rules. [Wall Street Journal] * A Georgia court is allowing a couple to sue a sperm bank for allegedly misrepresenting the background of a sperm donor. [ABC News] * A Massachusetts law firm is being sued for allegedly accepting money from a pharmacy in exchange for referring personal injury clients to the business. [Insurance Journal] * A lawyer for President Trump's campaign previously worked for Al Gore. Maybe this attorney can double as a climate change advisor... [NPR]

By Jordan Rothman
Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 10.12.16

* SCOTUS just put limits on victim impact statements. [Slate] * The lawyers for the Paris terror attack suspect have thrown in the towel. [Huffington Post] * Are Biglaw partners the new heroes of American capitalism? [Law and More] * Al Gore using his experience to encourage Floridians to get out the vote. [Election Law Blog] * A look at the competing tax plans of Trump and Clinton. [Pacific Standard Magazine] * ...And now you can be served by Twitter. [US News]

By Kathryn Rubino
Al Gore

Ten Years After Bush v. Gore, the Stench Lingers

When asked about the decision in Bush v. Gore, Justice Antonin Scalia — one of the best legal minds in modern American history — tells questioners to “get over it.” That’s right, the Supreme Court decided the winner of a popular presidential election, and one of the architects of that decision wants people to not […]

By Elie Mystal
Al Gore

Morning Docket: 06.24.10

* An inconvenient truth? A massage therapist in Oregon previously accused Al Gore, once thought to be a robot eunuch, of unwanted sexual advances. Is this why the Gores’ marriage didn’t have a happy ending? [Associated Press] * YouTube scores a “decisive win” over Viacom in their long-running litigation over copyright infringement, thanks to the […]

By David Lat