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* How do firms motivate attorneys in the modern era. I'm sure telling them to abandon their kids or you're cutting their compensation will work! [American Lawyer] * Legal departments preparing for a sharp uptick in litigation. Wow, this would be a really convenient time to accidentally delete 47 million emails, huh? [Corporate Counsel] * Judge Aileen Cannon rejects (without prejudice though) the DOJ bid to keep a long list of witness names sealed. Folks are going to jump all over this but... this seems right? At least without more support from DOJ. [The Guardian] * Louisiana lawyer b...

* Lawyer accused of blowing millions of client money in Vegas will plead guilty. Guess she didn't like her odds... [NY Post] * Magistrate in Trump's arraignment has an extensive history of quoting music lyrics in opinions. Maybe Siting on the Potty? [Pittsburgh Post-Gazette] * Clients want to see more innovation out of law firms. Surely junking all their remote collaboration infrastructure and forcing everyone to sit in high overhead expense offices will do the trick! [American Lawyer] * Judge blocks Microsoft's acquisition of Activision until FTC completes its challenge. Quietl...

* Trump indicates that he would consider a plea deal if the DOJ would "pay me some damages." It's possible he's not receiving top notch legal guidance right now. [Newsweek] * JPMorgan Chase has settled with Jeffrey Epstein's victims. [MarketWatch] * Civil rights lawyer arrested for filming a traffic stop as creeping fascism breaks into a sprint. [ABC News] * 3M tried to wiggle out of earplug liability through bankruptcy. The courts seem to have grown wise to this strategy. [Financial Times] * Government digging into allegations of COVID test fraud, where people ordered...

* SEC seeks $200 million in real money to deal with enforcement problems caused by fake money. [Law360]* We noted in our coverage of the Disney-DeSanti

* Allen & Overy finally finds its American match, announcing a deal with Shearman & Sterling. The new firm will be called