* Skadden and Kirkland fined $2 million after judge deemed firms engaged in “a widespread, long-running cover-up.” [Atlanta Journal-Constitution]
* Clients of Pogust Goodhead and Quinn Emanuel say they’re dropping their firms, but the firms argue that they can’t be replaced. [Roll on Friday]
* Louisiana judge rules that LSU can play NFL players. Conference takes school to federal court. [ESPN]
* Bar exam scores on MBE dropped this July. [ABA Journal]
* ICE officer federally charged in shooting. Either the administration wants a distraction or those prosecutors aren’t long for their jobs. [NPR]
* Missouri Supreme Court rejects Trump supported gerrymander, ruling that it must be approved by the electorate. [CNN]
* Multiple jurisdictions of court records exposed as Thomson Reuters C-Track got hacked. [Hacker News]
* New Orleans case over staged car accidents ends in fraud conviction for lawyer, mistrial on murder charges. [NOLA]
* Class actions firm claims Paul Hastings, K&L Gates, Clifford Chance, Quinn Emanuel, and others deserve smaller shares of the fees from the Blue Cross case. [Reuters]
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* Skadden and Kirkland fined $2 million after judge deemed firms engaged in “a widespread, long-running cover-up.” [Atlanta Journal-Constitution]
* Clients of Pogust Goodhead and Quinn Emanuel say they’re dropping their firms, but the firms argue that they can’t be replaced. [Roll on Friday]
* Louisiana judge rules that LSU can play NFL players. Conference takes school to federal court. [ESPN]
* Bar exam scores on MBE dropped this July. [ABA Journal]
* ICE officer federally charged in shooting. Either the administration wants a distraction or those prosecutors aren’t long for their jobs. [NPR]
* Missouri Supreme Court rejects Trump supported gerrymander, ruling that it must be approved by the electorate. [CNN]
* Multiple jurisdictions of court records exposed as Thomson Reuters C-Track got hacked. [Hacker News]
* New Orleans case over staged car accidents ends in fraud conviction for lawyer, mistrial on murder charges. [NOLA]
* Class actions firm claims Paul Hastings, K&L Gates, Clifford Chance, Quinn Emanuel, and others deserve smaller shares of the fees from the Blue Cross case. [Reuters]
