*
Chicago
prepares
for
potential
troop
deployment.
Chicagoans
might
want
to
familiarize
themselves
with
how
grand
juries
work
before
the
Italian
Beefs
start
flying.
[Reuters]
*
Trump
can
bring
lawsuit
against
Pulitzer
Prize
board
for
aggravated
awarding
journalists
for
reporting
on
him.
The
Pulitzer
committee
wanted
the
case
delayed
until
after
his
presidency
out
of
fear
that
he
would
use
the
office
to
abuse
discovery
obligations.
[Bloomberg
Law
News]
*
Trump
administration
claims
to
have
fired
the
new
CDC
director.
Her
lawyers
Abbe
Lowell
and
Mark
Zaid
say
otherwise.
[ABC
News]
*
AI
hallucinations
show
up
again,
this
time
in
Katt
Williams
litigation.
[Law360]
*
Sam
Alito
becomes
last
horse
to
cross
the
finish
line
with
financial
disclosure.
[Fix
the
Court]
*
Top
50
firms
continue
to
outpace
the
competition
according
to
the
Wells
Fargo
report
while
other
bank
reports
showed
midsized
firms
growing
faster
so
maybe
nobody
knows
what’s
happening
right
now.
[American
Lawyer]
*
The
legal
fight
over
James
Bond
trademarks.
[Law.com
International]