Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 11.25.24

* Google's antitrust trial wrapping up to see if they must "go directly to divestment, do not pass go, do not collect $200. "[Reuters] * Trump's sentencing for state crimes committed entirely outside the presidency delayed indefinitely after winning election. Next stop: Ocean's 11 style heist! [New York Law Journal] * Supreme Court changes Facebook status to "Dismissed as improvidently granted." [Law360] * Law students are more diverse and more in debt than they were 20 years ago. And in another 20 years, due to the Supreme Court, they'll be less diverse but still very much more in debt. [ABA Journal] * "RFK Jr. as Health Chief Excites Mass Tort Lawyers Eager to Sue." [Bloomberg Law News] * King & Spalding practice chief just horsing around. [Daily Report] * Akerman expanding to Charlotte. [Charlotte Business Journal]

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942310* Google’s antitrust trial wrapping up to see if they must “go directly to divestment, do not pass go, do not collect $200. “[Reuters]

* Trump’s sentencing for state crimes committed entirely outside the presidency delayed indefinitely after winning election. Next stop: Ocean’s 11 style heist! [New York Law Journal]

* Supreme Court changes Facebook status to “Dismissed as improvidently granted.” [Law360]

* Law students are more diverse and more in debt than they were 20 years ago. And in another 20 years, due to the Supreme Court, they’ll be less diverse but still very much more in debt. [ABA Journal]

* “RFK Jr. as Health Chief Excites Mass Tort Lawyers Eager to Sue.” [Bloomberg Law News]

* King & Spalding practice chief just horsing around. [Daily Report]

* Akerman expanding to Charlotte. [Charlotte Business Journal]

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