Morning Docket: 01.19.24
* Billing rates are up, but expect write-offs to go up too. In fact, firms might end up making less when it’s all said and done. Somehow I have faith that Biglaw will find a way to turn a profit. [American Lawyer]
* Law firm installs slide in office. Look, working from home is great but… slide. [Roll on Friday]
* Is AI-generated music legal? You’ll never guess what the RIAA says and, no, yes you will, they think everything is illegal. [ABA Journal]
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* S&C making bank cleaning up financial failures. [Bloomberg Law News]
* Does Justice Kavanaugh realize there’s a difference between Chevron and delegation? Or, perhaps more to the point, does he care? [Dorf on Law]
* State cannot limit gun ownership to adults… [Reuters]
* … And another state prepares to limit social media accounts to adults (or, technically, 16-year-olds). A true contrast in priorities. [Techdirt]
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