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Trump and Allies Dial Back Voter Fraud Claims After Defeats
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Latham, Simpson Thacher Book Roles on Airbnb’s $1 Billion IPO
Airbnb Inc.'s long-awaited stock market debut is being aided by lawyers at Latham & Watkins and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, according to a securities filing late Monday.
Moderna, Pfizer Trial Placebo Recipients Want Real Vaccine
Two extremely promising Covid-19 vaccines open the door to inoculating those who received placebos during the trials even as scientists will still need volunteers to test the long-term effects of the shots.
Big Oil Seeks Supreme Court Ruling to Derail Climate Litigation
A set of “extraordinary” claims seeking to hold the oil and gas industry liable for greenhouse gas emissions belongs in federal court, industry lawyers told the U.S. Supreme Court in a new brief that aims to undermine climate litigation across the country.
Franchise Groups Plan to Sue Over California Gig Worker Law
California’s rigid worker classification standard threatens relationships between franchise owners and their brands, business groups said in announcing the latest legal challenge to the state’s controversial Assembly Bill 5.
Barrett’s Husband to Stay at Law Firm Despite Her High Court Job
Jesse Barrett, the husband of recently confirmed Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett, has said he will continue working at his South Bend, Ind. law firm, rather than back away from private practice as some other justices’ spouses have.















