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* New press secretary claims to be a lawyer, but she’s never passed a bar in the United States. In response, she says she passed the bar exam in China… even though China doesn’t let foreign nationals take their bar exam. [Popular Information]

* Reddit wants Proskauer blocked from representing Perplexity in data case. [Reuters]

* Anthropic asks for en banc rehearing after panel rubberstamps Pentagon’s decision to label the company a supply chain risk without evidence. [CNBC]

* Neil Gorsuch seems peeved to learn that his conservative colleagues only care about gutting independent agency power when Democrats are in charge. [Balls and Strikes]

*Schillings partners with Clare Locke in private investigations business. [Financial Times]

* Former OpenAI engineer from Saudi Arabia charged with bugging the company. [Law360]

* CVS paying $315 million to settle with the DOJ over opioids. [NBC News]

* Google settles case over Google Assistant recording conversations without notification and using them for ad targeting, which is basically how everything works today. [Courthouse News Service]

* Man charged with murder set to become new sheriff. [Slate]

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* New press secretary claims to be a lawyer, but she’s never passed a bar in the United States. In response, she says she passed the bar exam in China… even though China doesn’t let foreign nationals take their bar exam. [Popular Information]

* Reddit wants Proskauer blocked from representing Perplexity in data case. [Reuters]

* Anthropic asks for en banc rehearing after panel rubberstamps Pentagon’s decision to label the company a supply chain risk without evidence. [CNBC]

* Neil Gorsuch seems peeved to learn that his conservative colleagues only care about gutting independent agency power when Democrats are in charge. [Balls and Strikes]

*Schillings partners with Clare Locke in private investigations business. [Financial Times]

* Former OpenAI engineer from Saudi Arabia charged with bugging the company. [Law360]

* CVS paying $315 million to settle with the DOJ over opioids. [NBC News]

* Google settles case over Google Assistant recording conversations without notification and using them for ad targeting, which is basically how everything works today. [Courthouse News Service]

* Man charged with murder set to become new sheriff. [Slate]