White-Collar Crime

Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 10.09.18

* China's got some new cybersecurity rules, and that's probably bad news for American trade secrets. [Corporate Counsel] * Laws haven't kept up with criminal ingenuity. That isn't surprising when sitting legislators are committing some of these crimes. [New York Times] * An overlooked side effect of Keggy McGropenstein joining the Supreme Court is the creation of a new DC Circuit opening. Here's a look at who might be filling it. [National Law Journal] * Internal investigations can get a little close to covert government operations. And that's the problem Paul Weiss faces right now. [Law360] * American Lawyer examines the problems with origination credit. [American Lawyer] * Lawyers want Bill Cosby's conviction voided because... well they have a lot of wacky ideas. [NBCNews] * Bad place for confidential client papers? Your front yard. [LegalCheek]

Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 08.23.18

* Michael Cohen says he doesn't want a pardon, but he may not have a choice. [National Law Journal] * Now we're going to have a needless semantic fight over the phrase "unindicted co-conspirator" because lawyers can't help themselves. [Law360] * How to make the most money as a general counsel. [Corporate Counsel] * Paul Manafort wants the court to seal some portions of the transcript which doesn't sound suspicious at all. [Courthouse News Service] * If it feels like there's been a lot of law firm mergers lately, that's because there's been a lot of law firm mergers lately. [American Lawyer] * Eighth Circuit pick rejects Judge Kopf's recent broadside against women seeking meaningful sexual harassment reform. [National Law Journal] * Georgia State offensive lineman is also going to law school. [AJC]