*
DOJ
seeking
sanctions
against
lawyer
for
taking
immigration
pro
bono
case.
[Politico]
*
To
Elon
Musk’s
chagrin,
appellate
court
once
again
upholds
the
legality
of
the
SEC
imposing
gag
rules
on
voluntary
settlements.
[Reuters]
*
Woman
sees
charges
dropped
after
hiring
Brad
Bondi.
Is
this
necessarily
related?
No.
But
this
is
exactly
why
he
couldn’t
credibly
serve
as
head
of
the
DC
Bar
at
the
same
time
his
sister
runs
the
DOJ.
[ABC
News]
*
Following
up
on
the
lawyers
who
responded
swiftly
to
Biglaw
surrender
deals.
[Bloomberg
Law
News]
*
Oklahoma
tribe
uses
FOIA
request
to
uncover
effort
by
senator
to
redefine
Cherokee
status
to
strip
group
of
its
rights.
[Law360]
*
Small
firms
yet
again
taking
up
the
slack
abandoned
by
Biglaw.
[National
Law
Journal]
*
Trump’s
rewiring
of
the
federal
justice
system
to
tamp
down
its
independence
could
have
long-term
ramifications.
[ABA
Journal]