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Biden Taps NC Solicitor General, Who Defended Affirmative Action at Supreme Court, for 4th Circuit

Samsung, Arnold and Porter Sue Broadcom for Alleged Antitrust Violations

'Corner Post' Will Lead to More Litigation, Losses for Agencies, Regulatory Attorneys Say

'Illegal Profit'?: Ex-Basketball Players' Antitrust Class Action Against NCAA Seeks Compensation for Name, Image, Likeness

Covington Creates AI Director Role Focused on 'Demystifying' Tech for Lawyers

Alice Hrdy’s transition to private practice follows a three-decade career of prosecuting fraud cases against financial institutions at the Federal Trade Commission and supervising banks and nonbanks at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. https://loom.ly/7lc-8rk

“We are seeing the new Roberts Court with Kavanaugh, [Justice Amy Coney] Barrett and Gorsuch on it as a court that’s really pushing back against the administrative state and administrative overreach,” said Chris Walker of the University of Michigan Law School. https://loom.ly/wcx-RBo

George Washington University law professor Richard Pierce said the Jarkesy ruling could require most agencies to bring proposed enforcement actions to the U.S. attorneys in the the regions where the actions are being sought, a process that could overwhelm the system. https://loom.ly/ukH1K94

4th Circuit Rules Damages Cap in Charlottesville Mayhem Case Applies for Each Plaintiff

The Supreme Court sent two internet industry challenges to the laws back to the U.S. Courts of Appeals for the Fifth and Eleventh circuits to examine whether the statutes’ unconstitutional applications “substantially outweigh” the constitutional ones. https://loom.ly/TQBXLzw