The Justice Department is launching a criminal investigation involving E. Jean Carroll. Kirkland & Ellis plans to invest about half a billion dollars to build its own AI technology, targeting deployment in roughly 18 months. The CFTC is overturning penalties that were secured by career attorneys against Trump donors. Fenwick is paying $54 million to settle a case tied to its representation of FTX. A Chancery court ruling rejects WWE’s position. A Trump executive order that purports to ban mail-in ballots is currently not fully effective. Moritz is described as an AI-native law firm that obtained $9 million through a specific approach.
"The Justice Department is launching a criminal investigation of E. Jean Carroll, in case you were wondering how the whole “weaponization of the DOJ against the president's enemies” is going. [ BBC News]"
"Kirkland & Ellis plans to spend half a billion to build their own AI technology, which in about 18 months will almost assuredly be worse than Claude. [ Financial Times]"
"The CFTC overturning penalties secured by career attorneys against Trump donors. [ CNBC] Fenwick paying $54 million to settle case over its FTX representation. [ American Lawyer] Chancery slams WWE from the top rope. [ Delaware Business Court Insider]"
"Trump's executive order purporting to ban mail-in ballots stands... for now. [ NPR] Want to know how to get $9 million as an AI-native law firm? Here's how Moritz did it. [ Business Insider]"
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