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Morning Docket: 12.12.14
* Waiting for bar exam results can be super stressful, and now there's a scientific study to prove it. The psychologists who conducted the study chose would-be lawyers as subjects since there's a long waiting period for exam results. Protip: they should've chosen the waiting period between graduation and finding a job. [National Law Journal] * You better watch out, you better not cry, you better not pout, I'm telling you why: SantaCon hired a lawyer to come to town. All those protesting the annual event will get a lump of coal in their stockings from hundreds of drunk Santas. [NJ.com] * "We're quite pessimistic. The operational, legal and political challenges here are immense." If -- or perhaps more likely, when -- SCOTUS abolishes Obamacare's federal tax credits, the law will spin into a "dreaded death spiral." [Talking Points Memo] * Per the latest Citi Private Bank report, the legal market seems to be stabilizing. Yay! Litigators might cry, though, because transactional law is on the rise, and litigation is on the decline (and may be through 2016 and beyond). Oh no, boo! [Am Law Daily] * Call your bookie, because Adam Silver, the commissioner of the NBA (who just so happens to be a former litigation associate from Cravath), would like everyone to know that he thinks sports betting should legalized. [DealBook / New York Times]
Morning Docket: 01.16.12
* Rick Perry’s primary ballot election law suit in Virginia was unsuccessful, but maybe the Fourth Circuit will help him out on appeal. Or not. At least Huntsman’s out of the race, right? [Bloomberg] * That didn’t take too long. The National Federation of Independent Business has officially popped the cherry on filing lawsuits challenging […]