*
Judge
considering
sanctioning
DOJ
lawyers
over
repeated
statements
compromising
fairness
of
Mangione
trial.
[NY
Times]
*
Roberta
Kaplan
representing
Disney
shareholders
seeking
discovery
to
determine
if
Kimmel
suspension
demonstrates
a
breach
of
fiduciary
duties.
[Semafor]
*
Group
challenging
SEC
gag
rule,
which
prevents
parties
who
voluntarily
settle
enforcement
cases
from
turning
around
and
telling
the
market
they
did
nothing
wrong,
seeks
en
banc
review
from
the
Ninth
Circuit.
But,
you
know,
you
don’t
have
to
settle.
[Law.com]
*
Supreme
Court
could
decide
if
prediction
markets
are
betting
sites
just
because
they
let
you
“bet
on
stuff.”
[National
Law
Journal]
*
“The
Ryder
Cup
Is
an
Uncanny
Mirror
for
UK
Big
Law’s
Aspirations”
[Bloomberg
Law
News]
*
Law
partners
launch
accusations
against
each
other
ranging
from
stealing
firm
money
to
cocaine
use.
[WCSC]
*
ABA
argues
that
the
administration’s
law
firm
intimidation
policy
is
very
real.
[Law360]
*
FTC
suit
over
Amazon
Prime
cancellations
heading
to
trial.
[ABA
Journal]