"* Federal lawyers admit they falsely stated the number of agents sent to Portland - a key claim in the government's claim that protests met the statutory threshold for deploying troops. You see, they told the court that conditions required 115 agents when the most they ever had was 31. Oops! [ Oregon Live] * Anthropic settlement puts four Supreme Court justices in line for checks. [ Bloomberg Law News]"
"* Kirkland provides communications training for lawyers after earning reputation as uncooperative. Weird, because the firm was super cooperative when Donald Trump asked them to roll over and give him free legal work. [ Financial Times] * Exonerated former trader launches suit against UBS alleging the company set him up as a fall guy for the Libor scandal. [ Reuters] * An interview with Anil Kalhan, the professor who coined the term Kavanaugh Stop. [ Law Dork]"
Law firms, prosecutors, corporations, and tech platforms face a series of accountability and litigation challenges. Kirkland implemented communications training after developing a reputation as uncooperative despite prior cooperation with Donald Trump’s legal requests. Federal prosecutors admitted to falsely stating the number of agents deployed in Portland, undermining a key claim used to justify troop deployment. An Anthropic settlement could result in payments to four Supreme Court justices. An exonerated trader sued UBS alleging a setup in the Libor scandal. Authors brought infringement claims against OpenAI over model training. Hogan Lovells advised Miami on Lionel Messi’s contract extension.
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