* The lateral market doomed the traditional law firm model. Weil is a sign of what’s to come. [WSJ]

* Democrats should use their investigative powers to chart the flow of ill-gotten gains around the administration because pardons may keep Trump’s circle out of jail, but it can’t stop unjust enrichment claims. [Slate]

* Supreme Court disbars conservative activist Larry Klayman. [Bloomberg Law News]

* Inference provider informs customers — including Harvey — that it’s been hacked and exposed customer data. [The Information]

* Ninth Circuit blocks California law requiring companies to disclose their carbon footprints, citing free speech. At this point tobacco companies should just start saying “America’s doctors warn this product may cause extreme sexiness.” [ESG Today]

* Three charged in SDNY for using AI-manipulated voices and images to impersonate corporate executives and lawyers at a major international law firm, netting over $129M from 2024–2026. [ABA Journal]

* Nvidia investor sues over CEO’s affair with suspected China spy. [Law360]

* By the way, remember how the NY Times reported this all months ago? [NY Times]

* Lawyer for man convicted of killing Tupac found dead. [CNN]

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