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* Sam Bankman-Fried tried to contact the GC of FTX by encrypted text?!? How does he not understand how this works? [Law360] * Judges increasingly use Wikipedia to write opinions. This is not an endorsement, but... ChatGPT looks pretty good by comparison. [Legal Cheek] * The Harvard Law School attack suspect is now facing criminal charges. [10 Boston] * "I'm gonna live forever" is a catchy lyric, but not a succession plan. And law firms can do good business scooping up smaller firms that never planned ahead. [American Lawyer] * Joe Biden may have won the State of the Union by tri...

[photo1]* Google doesn't think much of the government's antitrust action. It might want to try a quick Bing search on antitrust law. [Reuters]* Asking ChatGPT t

* Supreme Court apparently discussed adhering to basic ethics but then decided, "Nah." [Washington Post] * Michael Cohen is chatting with prosecutors again. [AP News] * NFL class action over Sunday Ticket prices moves forward. [Reuters] * A bomb threat disrupted the Alex Murdaugh trial, which will go down in history without even making the top ten of crazy things about this trial. [NBC News] * Goodwin averaged one lateral move per day over the last few years. [American Lawyer]

* Just in time for Black History Month, white legislators impose new all white court system over Black voters. [Mississippi Today] * Jury hears that Alex Murdaugh was bad at his job. Nepo babies, amiright? [Yahoo] * Whenever someone stupid tells you the First Amendment is under attack, remember that those same people want a prior restraint on "telling people that they can escape torture by getting asylum in the US" [Reuters] * Coinbase employee pleads guilty to insider trading. Who would have thought made up Ponzi schemes could attract the criminal element? [Law360] * Biglaw offices ...

* ABA asks the Supreme Court to maybe consider having some ethical rules. Aw. Cute. [Reuters] * Professor Rick Hasen discusses the high likelihood that Moore v. Harper might soon be moot. [Slate] * Attorneys agree that Elon Musk himself deserves credit for winning the Tesla shareholder case. Since the jury watched him testify and concluded "no one could possibly take this guy seriously," he probably does deserve all the credit. [Law360] * Law firms unlikely to develop ChatGPT tools any time soon. Can't have anyone more robotic than the Tax department, can't we? [Legaltech N...