Morning Docket: 08.11.23

* Supreme Court steps in to block opioid settlement that would've immunized the Sacklers. Looks like someone needs to start buying some luxury vacations for Clarence! [CNN] * FEC looking into campaign deepfakes. Not to offer Donald Trump free advice, but he might want to embrace AI and argue that all those election calls were just malicious AI phonies. [Bloomberg Law News] * Law firm closing up shop after nearly a century in business. [Law.com] * Ed Blum is taking his effort to stamp out diversity from the classroom to the boardroom, going after a venture capital firm that invests in Black-owned businesses. [Reuters] * University of California drawing back from Lewis Brisbois over the email scandal. Though those guys aren't there anymore so this is more of a "how did you let this happen?" penalty. [Law360] * Caltech and Apple have settled lawsuit over Wifi. With that kind of money, maybe they can join the Big Ten too. [9to5Mac] * Is an LLM worth putting off a Biglaw job? [LegalCheek]

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* Supreme Court steps in to block opioid settlement that would’ve immunized the Sacklers. Looks like someone needs to start buying some luxury vacations for Clarence! [CNN]

* FEC looking into campaign deepfakes. Not to offer Donald Trump free advice, but he might want to embrace AI and argue that all those election calls were just malicious AI phonies. [Bloomberg Law News]

* Law firm closing up shop after nearly a century in business. [Law.com]

* Ed Blum is taking his effort to stamp out diversity from the classroom to the boardroom, going after a venture capital firm that invests in Black-owned businesses. [Reuters]

* University of California drawing back from Lewis Brisbois over the email scandal. Though those guys aren’t there anymore so this is more of a “how did you let this happen?” penalty. [Law360]

* Caltech and Apple have settled lawsuit over Wifi. With that kind of money, maybe they can join the Big Ten too. [9to5Mac]

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* Is an LLM worth putting off a Biglaw job? [LegalCheek]

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