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Legal Industry - June, 2022

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• We're Not All Textualists Now, Kagan Warns In Climate Dissent
• Insurer Must Defend 'Lottery Lawyer' In Criminal Case
• DOJ, House Jan. 6 Probes Put The Squeeze On Trump Attys
• The Term: A Stinging Blow To The EPA's Power On Climate
• Pro Say: The Thorny Landscape Of Post-Roe Abortion Rights
• Justices To Hear NC Bid To Curb Court Review Of Elections
• Steve Bannon Seeks Delay Of July Trial, Cites Jan. 6 Hearings
• What GCs Want To Know About State Anti-Abortion Laws
• VW, Audi Say Texas Can't Pick Judges To Mull Emissions Case
• 2 Litigators Tapped For SDNY Bankruptcy Bench
• Ex-Baker Botts IP Team Joins McDermott's New Austin Office
• Ex-Apple Legal Bigwig Cops To Insider Trading
• Ethics Considerations For Attorneys Joining Nonprofit Boards
• Justice Jackson Sworn In As 1st Black Woman On High Court
• Ex-Jones Day Atty Cops To Giving 'Burn' Order In Ocado Suit
• High Court Pares Down EPA's Clean Air Act Power
• Jan. 6 Panel Says 'No Choice' But To Subpoena Cipollone
• Retiring Judge Retains Sears Ch. 11 Litigation Funding Issue
• Sears Lease Fight Hits High Court, Gulf Coast Plan Approved
• Trump No Longer In Contempt In NY AG's Fraud Probe
• Dobbs To Heap Painful Choices On Military Women, Families
• Biden Taps Del. High Court Trailblazer For 3rd Circ.
• Spotlight Grows On Cipollone's Absence From Jan. 6 Hearings
• Eastman Drops Suit To Keep Cell Records From Jan. 6 Panel
• Breyer To Officially Step Down Thursday At Noon
• IT Pro Was 'Stupid' To Obey Jones Day Atty's 'Burn' Order
• Erika Girardi Ordered To Turn Over Pricey Diamond Earrings
• LeClairRyan Trustee Approved For $21M UnitedLex Settlement
• Fed. Circ. Wipes $11K Fee Ruling Over Confidential Emails
• Trump Was Bent On Joining Capitol Mob, Meadows Aide Says
• Paul Weiss, MoFo, 22 Other Firms Staff NY Abortion Hotline
• Center For Reproductive Rights Promotes Attorney To GC
• Hogan Lovells Names Global Managing Partner For Growth
• Justice Alito's Former NJ Home Barraged With Hate Mail
• Fla. Legal Services Co. Says Ex-Partner Stole Trade Secrets
• Attorney Satisfaction Remains High 3 Years After Graduation
• Ex-Trump Official, Philadelphia Atty Must Face Fraud Claims
• Trump Adviser Eastman Says Feds Seized His IPhone
• Ditching Live Testimony For Declarations Is Risky, Attys Say
• Longtime Verrill Dana Partner Takes Over As Leader
• GCs Wrangling With Tangled Fallout Of Roe's Demise
• Firms Look To Cover Out-Of-State Abortion Care After Dobbs
• Ex-Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Atty Joins Orrick
• MoFo Elects Corporate Leader As New Firm Chair
• High Court Backs Praying Coach In Religious Rights Battle
• Morgan Lewis Opens 34-Person Office In Seattle
• NY AG Says Trump Satisfied Order That Prompted Contempt
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Dobbs May Be Just The First Domino, Dissent Warns
• Abortion Questions Swirl Over Health Attys In Post-Roe World
• RNC Tells DC Circ. Jan. 6 Panel's Subpoena Too Intrusive
• Pa. Feds Say 2 Attys Siphoned Legal Fees From Former Firm
• Costco Can't Subpoena Itself To Use Chicken Docs In Arb.
• From Leak To Decision, Dobbs Majority Didn't Waver
• Law360's Pro Say: The New Reality Of Expanded Gun Rights
• The Term: 50 Years Of Abortion Rights, Overturned
• Dobbs Casts Shadow On Gay Rights, Birth Control
• 3rd Judge On NYC Vax Case Refuses To Step Down
• Biden Urges Congress To Undo High Court's 'Tragic Error'
• Kirkland Unlikely To Regret Split With Clement, Experts Say
• Now's The Time To Address Archaic Law School Curricula
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade
• The Attys Who Took America To Abortion Rights Turning Point
• High Court Ruling Tees Up Tough Gun Control Battle
• Trump DOJ Officials Detail Pressure To Overturn Election
• Ga. Justices Balk At Giving Clerks Quasi-Judicial Immunity
• The Term: A Constitutional Right To Public Carry
• Women's Soccer Seeks OK For Pay Deal 6 Years In Making
• Judge Approves $1B Surfside Deal, Holds Off On Fee Request
• 51 Firms Named Among Best For Women In 2022
• Senate OKs $19 Million For High Court Security, US Marshals
• Clement Exits Kirkland After Firm Drops Gun Cases
• Ashurst Opens 3rd US Office In Austin, Texas
• Cisco's $2.75B Patent Loss Axed Over Judge's Stock Conflict
• Houston Judge Scolded For Delayed Rulings Yet Again
• Woods Oviatt Merges With Rochester Real Estate Boutique
• Biden Taps DOJ, Nixon Peabody Alum For VA Top Lawyer
• Justices Strike Down NY Gun Law, Expand 2nd Amendment
• Lessons From Lawyer Fee-Sharing Agreements Gone Wrong
• Fed Circ. Affirms Lawyer-Spouse Plaintiffs Can't Nab Atty Fees
• LeClairRyan Bankruptcy Highlights Pass-Through Tax Issue
• Public Interest Attorney Pay Growing Faster Since 2018
• Law Firm Asks 5th Circ. To Reconsider Tossing Virus Suit
• Atty Aiding Jan. 6 Panel Poised To Leave Post
• DC, 6th Circ. Picks Tout Broad Experience In Senate Hearing
• NFL, Snyder 'Obstructed' Sex Misconduct Probe, Memo Says
• Fired Wilson Elser Litigator Accuses Firm Of Disability Bias
• Donziger's Contempt Conviction Upheld By Split 2nd Circ.
• South Dakota AG Convicted, Removed Over Fatal 2020 Crash
• Markle's Half Sister Can't Boot Judge From Defamation Case
• State Officials Detail Trump's Pressure To Overturn Election
• Senate Confirms Fresno County Judge To Calif. Federal Court
• Garland Pledges War Crimes Aid In Surprise Ukraine Visit
• Fla. Lawyer Found Guilty Of Extorting Client For Cash
• 8 Steps To Creating A Legal Ops Technology Road Map
• Jan. 6 Panel Hearings Complicate Ongoing Insurrection Cases
• Fox Corp. Must Face Dominion Defamation Suit In Delaware
• It's Time For Mid-Law To Take Charge Of Managing Info
• Justices Say Maine School Subsidy Program Unconstitutional
• Will BigLaw Regret Its Hiring Spree As The Economy Softens?
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• The 2022 Law360 400
• Atty Denies Using Firm As 'Cash Point' For Soccer Club Box
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Daily Beast Says Story Linking Judge To QAnon Is Accurate
• Pro Say: How The High Court Is Reshaping Arbitration
• 8th Circ. Tosses 4th Amendment Claim In Atty Shoving Suit
• Munger Tolles Reelects Firm Leaders To 2nd Term
• Former CLO In The Spotlight During 3rd Jan. 6 Hearing
• Fla. Firm Seeks Restart Of Fee Suit Despite Atty's Misconduct
• DA Dodges NAACP's Jury Race Bias Suit In 5th Circ.
• Attorneys Worked Fewer Pro Bono Hours In 2021
• 7th Circ. Judge Michael Kanne Dies At 83
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Ex-Trump Aide Navarro Can't Delay Trial Due To His Book Tour
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Behind The Jan. 6 Panel, A BigLaw Vet Digs Up The Dirt
• Newsmax Can't Ditch Dominion's 2020 Election Claims Suit
• IP Forecast: Cooley To Fight DQ Bid In Tech Patent Row
• The Term: Just Like That, Justices Back On Track
• Judicial Security Bill Blocked In Senate
• Jan. 6 Hearing Details Pressure Campaign On Pence
• The Importance Of Data And Data Analysis In Litigation
• Sotomayor Says Supreme Court Is Not A 'Training Ground'
• Okla. Attys Charged In Alleged Medical Pot Licensing Scheme
• Judges Call For Greater Security Amid Attacks, Threats
• Jan. 6 Panel May Call Ginni Thomas To Testify
• Holland & Knight Absorbs Pircher Nichols For New LA Office
• Senate Panel Advances 1st, 2nd Circ. Picks
• O'Melveny Vet Would Bring Youth, Diversity To DC Circuit
• GOP Sens. Want Protesters Outside Judges' Homes Charged
• NY Courts End Mask Mandate For The Vaccinated
• Biden Atty Who Ushered Jackson Nom Leaving White House
• Bannon Can't Escape Jan. 6 Subpoena Indictment
• Cleary Notes Off-Limits In Ex-Citi Trader's Forex Probe Suit
• Amid BigLaw Data Attacks, Breaches Surge For Smaller Firms
• Biden Unveils Picks For DC, 5th And 9th Circs.
• Giuliani Wants Smartmatic To Pay His Fees In Defamation Suit
• Fed. Circ. Clarifies Its COVID Testing Requirements
• Trumps Must Face NY AG's Fraud Questions, Court Says
• Small Biz Debt Limit Raised, Crypto Exec Can't Ditch Case
• Dentons Says Ohio Verein Case Decision Threatens All Firms
• House Passes Bill To Increase Security For Justices, Families
• Fennemore Combines With Bay Area Firm Wendel Rosen
• Steps Companies Can Take To Mitigate Privilege Labeling Risk
• The Other Talent War: Firms Vying For Tech Pros In Hot Market
• Amazon Atty Survives DQ Bid, But Court Questions Credibility
• Judge Says Ex-Trump Aide Navarro Can't Delay Arraignment
• Barr Says He Told Trump Election Fraud Claims Were 'Bullshit'
• Nonprofit Ruling Is An Important Step For Nonlawyer Practice
• Kershaw Cook Aims To Avoid Firm's Fees For Camp Fire Suits
• Finance Company Claims Georgia Rival's GC Defamed It
• Pa. Republicans Announce Bid To Impeach Philly DA Krasner
• Ex-SDNY US Atty Preet Bharara Joining WilmerHale
• Justices Say Legal Error Is 'Mistake' Under Federal Rules
• Immediation Founder On Future Of Online Dispute Resolution
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Former Trump DOJ Officials Agree To Testify For Jan. 6 Panel
• What Litigation Funding Disclosure In Delaware May Look Like
• Pro Say: Did The FBI Bungle The Nassar Sex Abuse Case?
• DC Judge Tells Ex-Trump Aide Navarro To Stop Emailing Court
• Giuliani Faces Ethics Charges In DC Over False 2020 Claims
• SEC Taps Longtime O'Melveny Partner As Associate GC
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• State Crackdown On Deceptive Ads For Drug Suits Is Welcome
• NJ Bar President Vows To Push For Disbarment Reform
• In Industry First, Holland & Knight Serves Defendant Via NFT
• Davis Wright Tremaine To Combine With 44-Atty McGonigle
• Jan. 6 Committee Shows Initial Evidence Of 'Attempted Coup'
• Justice Barrett Leads Peers In Book Royalties, Records Show
• Atty Access Failures Plague ICE Detention System, ACLU Says
• The Term: Kavanaugh Threat Casts Pall On Final Stretch
• DC Circ. Urged To Nix Order Busting Immigration Judge Union
• Senate Confirms Jones Day Atty To Calif. Federal Court
• Trump Kept In Contempt Limbo, Will Testify In July
• Ex-Trump Adviser Navarro Facing 'Hurdles' Hiring Legal Team
• Senate Panel Considers Long-Awaited Sentencing Noms
• Pa. Judge Compares Philadelphia Firm's Breakup To Divorce
• Ex-Georgetown Law Prof Joins Manhattan Institute
• US Senate Confirms Innocence Project Atty To NY Trial Court
• Ex-Kaplan Hecker Attys Launch Boutique Bloch & White In NY
• Litigant Who Got Do-Over After Judge Stock Recusal Settles
• Frustration, Hot Job Market Drive Some Senior Exits At SEC
• Senate Deadlocks On Biden Pick To Lead DOL's Benefits Arm
• Eastman Ordered To Turn Over More Emails To Jan. 6 Panel
• 4th Circ. Revives Immigration Judges' Free Speech Suit
• Meet The Ex-Federal Judge Who May Testify In Jan. 6 Hearings
• Prosecutor's Race, Gender Bias Suit Against DOJ Is Tossed
• Law Firm Mishcon's IPO On Hold 'For Foreseeable Future'
• Armed Man Charged With Attempted Murder Of Kavanaugh
• Ex-DLA Piper Atty Can't Stay Breach Suit From Own Pot Co.
• Brown Rudnick Elects Depp Trial Attorney To Partner
• Toyota Thai Bribery Probe Marches On, FCPA Deal Likely
• Del. Judge Orders More Detail On Biden Papers FOIA Review
• Senate Confirms Davis Polk Partner To DHS Intel Post
• Google Issues Warning About Security Risks Of Big Tech Bill
• Cooley Law Isn't Meeting ABA's Bar Exam Pass Standard
• Wiley Matches Cravath Associate Salary Floor
• High Court Moved Sharply To Right Since 2020, Surveys Find
• 9th Circ. Says Hagens Berman Fee Award Is Still Too High
• Biden Announces 5 New US Attorney Nominees
• Norton Says $185M Patent Verdict Tainted By Missing Witness
• Attorneys Happiest When Valued For Their Talent, Humanity
• Mithril Settles Calif. Countersuit With Ex-General Counsel
• How In-House Legal Leaders Can Drive Corporate Growth
• Georgetown Prof Quits After 'Lesser Black Woman' Post Probe
• Cravath To Open DC Office With Former FDIC, SEC Heads
• Calif. Bill On Protective Orders Threatens Privacy Norms
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Fla. Bar Skeptical Of Legal Services Expansion Proposals
• Ex-NYC Elections GC Cops To Intern-Wrestling Misconduct
• Nearly 73% Of PTAB Decisions Are Upheld By Fed. Circ.
• What's Slowing Down The Supreme Court?
• Pro Say: Understanding The Depp-Heard Defamation Trial
• Attorneys Should Tread Carefully On Job Counteroffers
• Parsons Behle Adds 31 Ex-Jones Waldo Attys And Utah Office
• Legal Sector Job Growth Continues To Slowly Climb In May
• Biden Gets Another Future DC Circ. Vacancy
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Jury Clears Mass. Trial Court In Exec's $3.25M Retaliation Suit
• Law Clerk With Google Conflict Removed From Sonos IP Suit
• The Term: White Collar Atty To High Court Clerks — Lawyer Up
• The Future Of Legal Ops: Time To Get Serious About Data
• Littler Caused Default But Won't Talk Damages, Ex-Client Says
• Justices Combine Briefs For Suits Over SEC, FTC Legitimacy
• Georgetown Won't Punish Prof For 'Lesser Black Woman' Post
• The Top In-House Hires Of May
• Wash. Court Sanctions Group Behind 'Frivolous' Election Suit
• NYCLU Sues To Obtain Court Office's Memos To Judges
• Berkeley Law To Cover Tuition For In-State Native Students
• NYC Attys Enter Reduced Pleas Over Molotov Incident
• Ex-Jones Day Partner Joins Biden Admin. As OPM GC
• New Nonprofit To Focus On Judicial Law Clerk Harassment
• Buckley Financial Services Team Moves To Paul Hastings
• Avenatti Gets 4 Years For Defrauding Stormy Daniels
• Tom Girardi Disbarred By California Supreme Court
• Sidley Not Conflicted, NJ Diocese Ch. 11 Moves Forward
• Chamber, Groups Tell Justices To Back Firm In Privilege Case
• Amazon Says Big Tech Bill Could End 3rd-Party Sales
• ABA Lauds 3 Firms, 2 Texas Attys As Pro Bono Standouts
• 'Predictable': Sussmann Verdict Leaves Durham Probe In Bind
• PayPal Atty Joins Western Union As Chief Legal Officer
• Should Judges Police The Legal Industry Pay Gap?
• Ex-Gibson Dunn Partner Tapped As US Magistrate Judge In NY
• Dobbs Draft Hints At Bold Court With Harvard Case On Deck
• Alito Pauses Pa. County's Undated Mail-In Ballot Count