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* Biggest law firm no more... Dentons splitting from Dacheng as China institutes new cybersecurity regulations. [Financial Times] * The folks behind the Supreme Court case striking down affirmative action in higher education are now launching suits against diversity in the private sector. [WSJ] * John Eastman wants his disbarment proceedings halted so he can concentrate on being an (as yet) unindicted co-conspirator. [The Hill] * The Federal Circuit wants to sideline Judge Pauline Newman for not submitting to a mental health examination... or more accurately their mental health examination. Be...

* Elon claims that X will pay legal fees of users who lost their jobs over deplorable stuff they Tweeted. Bold promise from a guy who won't even pay his own legal fees. [Fortune] * Law firm demand is up as the market continues to fret about the recession that never materialized. [Reuters] * Federal Circuit panel calls for Judge Pauline Newman to be suspended for a year for not submitting to a mental health examination to prove or disprove the mental health allegations that the Federal Circuit seeks to suspend her over. [Bloomberg Law News] * Convicted war criminal seeks bar admission. In ...

* Supreme Court justices issue annual financial disclosures as required by statute (in case anyone's confused) except Thomas and Alito. Can't be caught

* Elena Kagan has entered the chat: Justice Kagan sounds off in response to Samuel Alito's self-serving thoughts on the ability to check the Supreme Court's power. [Politico] * Thanks to the ban on cameras in federal court, all we get is a sketch of Donald Trump's not-guilty plea. [Huffington Post] * The legal battle to end Wisconsin's egregious gerrymander heats up. [Vox] * The defamation case between Fox News and Smartmatic is getting spicy. [Law.com] * A look at Donald Trump's latest defense attorney. [Law360]

* Plaintiff seeks sanctions against Rudy Giuliani in breach of contract lawsuit. This seems like... not the most pressing of the former NYC mayor's legal woes. [New York Law Journal] * Norton Rose Fulbright partner Vincent Dunn is working on the road from Australia. That's because his daughter, Crystal Dunn, is playing for the U.S. Women's National Team in the World Cup. [National Law Journal] * 96-year-old Judge Pauline Newman wrote a pointed dissent amid questions of her competency. [Law360] * Harvard Law's Laurence Tribe weighs in on the case against FTX crypto founder ...