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Man Uses Bios Ripped from Cravath, Swaine & Moore to Dupe Clients

John Lambert, of Tennessee, was arrested for misleading clients and was said to have used parts of Cravath, Swaine & Moore’s website to trick those looking for representation. So reports The New York Law Journal.

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Ex-Congressman Suspended from Law for Lying About ‘Fat, Ugly Lesbians’ Statement

Former U.S. Rep. Carroll Hubbard was suspended from practicing law for lying about calling opposing counsel and her wife “fat, ugly lesbians.” So reports The Courier Journal.

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Fate of 241 Disabled Residents at Stake After 32-year-old Case Settled

A settlement agreement in New Mexico could put to bed a 32-year-old suit involving the rights of intellectually and developmentally disabled people. So reports Associated Press.

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'Stranger Things' Creators Face 'Implied Contract' Lawsuit

A lawsuit against the creators of the Netflix series “Stranger Things” claims the Duffer brothers broke an “implied contract” with filmmaker Charlie Kessler and is now heading toward trial. So reports the Pitchfork.

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Judge: Rape Lawsuit Against Russell Simmons Can Move Forward

A lawsuit against Russell Simmons accusing him of rape will be allowed to proceed. So reports NBC News.

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Kim Kardashian to Take California Bar Exam Sans Law School

Kim Kardashian West is planning to take the California bar exam despite not attending a law school. So reports SFist.

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Washington D.C. Mainstay Jacob A. Stein Dead at 94

Jacob A. Stein, a Washington lawyer who gained notoriety for winning an acquittal in the infamous Watergate scandal, securing immunity for Monica Lewsinsky along with many other notable accomplishments, has died. So reports The New York Times.

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Yahoo Ups Proposed Data-breach Deal to $117M After Rejection

After a U.S. District Judge rejected a more than $50 million settlement agreement between Yahoo and plaintiffs, a new agreement for $117.5 million has been reached. So reports Ars Technica.

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Astros Fan Sues After Mascot Brakes Her Finger with Flying Shirt

Jennifer Harughty brought a lawsuit against the Houston Astros after she claimed a T-shirt gun broke her finger. So reports Newsweek.

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Ohio Man Arrested for Lying About Being Missing Illinois Boy

Pending trial, Brian Rini was detained on the order of a federal judge without a bond. So reports The Wall Street Journal.

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