Facebook Inc. must hand over records about third-party applications as part of the Massachusetts attorney general’s probe into the Cambridge Analytica scandal, but they will stay sealed, a state court said.

Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe this week launched a new website featuring more than 40 videos in an attempt to overhaul the way its lawyers and clients earn credit for staying up to date with the law.

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Cavitch, Familo & Durkin Co. LPA and three of its attorneys convinced the Sixth Circuit on Thursday to vacate more than $655,000 in sanctions entered for discovery abuses that led to a $645 million default judgment in a case involving allegedly deceptive trade practices.

A group of Harvard Law School students disrupted a first-year recruitment reception hosted by Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison over the firm’s representations of ExxonMobil.

Crowell & Moring is launching an attorney general practice, joining a growing list of major law firms which offer legal expertise to clients facing state attorneys general investigations as well as federal and other probes.

The Senate Judiciary Committee won’t meet until after the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump has concluded, Chairman Lindsey Graham said amid calls by Democrats to halt judicial nominations during the period.

As Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts steps into the Senate impeachment spotlight, some members of Congress hope the experience will warm him to being on camera.