*
Applications
for
law
school
are
up
35
percent
just
in
time
for
these
students
to
compile
massive
loans
before
firms
replace
entry
level
legal
jobs
with
AI.
[ABA
Journal]
*
A
look
at
John
Morgan’s
personal
injury
practice
empire.
[Forbes]
*
California
bar
examiners
will
consider
participation
in
protests
as
part
of
character
and
fitness
process.
[California
Courts
Newsroom]
*
After
a
past
retreat
on
reform,
Washington
state
launches
another
pilot
program
to
allow
some
legal
services
to
be
performed
by
trained
non-lawyers.
[Reuters]
*
McKinsey
to
pay
$123
million
over
bribery
scheme,
but
they
hope
to
make
that
back
immediately
by
telling
more
incredibly
gullible
people
that
they’ve
invented
garbage
cans.
[Law360]
*
Firm
growth
opens
door
to
new
stumbling
blocks,
which
partners
will
notice
after
they
stop
rolling
around
naked
on
a
large
pile
of
cash.
[American
Lawyer]
*
The
ranking
of
best
law
firm
offices
in
the
UK
won’t
be
out
for
a
while
but
here’s
a
sneak
peak
at
what
the
survey
is
turning
up.
[Roll
on
Friday]