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Understanding
this
morning’s
oral
argument
over
presidential
immunity
before
Sam
Alito
just
makes
up
something
instead.
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Over
in
the
UK,
a
former
judge
proposes
holding
court
in
pubs
to
restore
faith
in
the
system.
Clarence
Thomas
is
down
as
long
as
one
of
the
parties
is
buying!
[LegalCheek]
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Chamber
of
Commerce
sues
over
FTC’s
ban
on
non-compete
agreements
because
why
should
there
be
a
“free”
market?
[Law360]
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Breaking
down
the
synergies
of
a
Troutman-Locke
merger.
The
best
of
which
is
obviously
this
dish.
[American
Lawyer]
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McKinsey
staring
down
a
criminal
probe
over
its
opioid
work.
Who’d
have
thought
a
business
built
on
encouraging
rich
people
to
do
whatever
they
want
to
make
money
might
have
created
a
moral
catastrophe?
[Reuters]
*
Biglaw
talks
a
lot
about
generative
AI,
but
this
firm
actually
seems
to
have
a
strategy.
[Bloomberg
Law
News]
*
Attorney
makes
the
jump
to
the
comedy
club
circuit.
[ABA
Journal]