*
Trump
claims
he’s
attending
today’s
birthright
citizenship
arguments.
At
his
New
York
criminal
conviction,
he
took
over
closing
arguments
from
his
lawyers,
believing
he
could
do
a
better
job.
Let’s
see
if
we
get
the
sequel!
[Politico]
*
Taylor
Swift
sued
by
showgirl
over
Life
of
a
Showgirl.
[ABA
Journal]
*
The
Supreme
Court
agreed
with
a
gay
conversion
therapy
outfit
that
laws
banning
merely
talking
about
conversion
violate
the
First
Amendment
right
to
give
quack
medical
advice.
[Slate]
*
Boies
Schiller
looks
to
get
paid
for
massive
Google
victory.
[Reuters]
*
Republican
federal
judge
blocks
construction
on
White
House
ballroom,
noting
that
the
president
does
not,
in
fact,
own
the
White
House.
[Law360]
*
Law
firm
leaders
seeking
out
lawyer
hires
with
AI
experience.
Finally
there’s
a
market
for,
“spending
the
last
two
years
telling
your
grandparents
that
Donald
Trump
didn’t
really
ride
a
lion
in
that
TikTok.”
[Legaltech
News]