Dominion Kraken Suit Veers Into ‘Piano Wire And Blowtorch’ Territory
Who says state court is where all the crazy stuff happens?
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Kraken Lawyer Accused Of Engineering Another Leak In Dominion Defamation Suit
Talk about a "friendly subpoena!"
Judge Blocks Mike Lindell’s Plan To Subpoena Government For Proof Of Magical Election-Stealing Super-Algorithm
The little man who lives in Mike Lindell's fillings would like a word with the court.
Showing Up To Another Court While There’s A Warrant For Your Arrest Proves A Bad Idea For MAGA Lawyer
Though, honestly, probably not the worst idea she's had over the past four years.
Dominion Lawsuit Against Kraken Dead Enders Keeps Getting Weirder
The Kraken is dead. Long live the Kraken.
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Former Fox News Lawyer Blaming Everyone But Himself For Botching Dominion Suit To The Tune Of $787M
Let's systematically debunk every nonsense excuse Viet Dinh offers for the Fox News-Dominion settlement.
We Have Not Lived A Good Enough Life To Watch Mike Lindell Represent Himself Pro Se In Those Defamation Cases
But if the universe should send us this holy blessing ...
Mike Lindell Goes Absolutely Bonkers Over ‘Lumpy Pillows’ In Video Deposition
Let's all watch a man have a full on meltdown over lumpy pillows.
Fox News Parts Ways With Lawyer After Coughing Up $787 Million And Counting
Honestly, what took so long?
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Fox Could Have Settled With Tucker’s Producer Before She Put All His Ish On Main. They Chose To Do It After.
But unlike with Dominion, they tapped out before engaging in a year of discovery. So ... golf clap?
Fox Wox
To the surprise of probably no one with a diversified portfolio of news sources, Fox lost its game of chicken against Dominion and settled.
Morning Docket: 04.19.23
* Dominion may have settled, but does anyone remember Smartmatic? Because they're still out there and the price of admission for settlement just got set. [Washington Post] * Fani Willis moves to jettison the attorney representing a bunch of fake electors on the grounds that she presents an "impracticable and ethical mess." That's a shocker. [Axios] * Interesting question: are juries influenced by the billboards and other lawyer advertisements they see? [New Jersey Law Journal] * Jim Jordan continues his possibly criminal, definitely unconstitutional harassment of the Manhattan DA. [Reuters] * Bob Menendez has to establish yet another legal defense fund. [Roll Call] * Iowa places slide into Lochner era into high gear. [Insider] * Vivia Chen interviews Faith Gay, who says women need "real power" in Biglaw. [Bloomberg Law News] * New York has a Chief Judge again, which it could've had months ago but for the governor's subpar political instincts. [Law360]
‘Actual Malice’ Standard Didn’t Stop Dominion From Suing Fox News Because Sometimes Networks Leave Whole Paper Trails Of Malice
The high-stakes defamation case against a TV network... no, the other one.