• CFPB hopes to fix regulation that has prevented stay-home moms from getting credit [Bloomberg Business Week, earlier]
• Uncertified class action: “Federal judge orders cost-shifting for fishing expedition” [PoL] Ted Frank objects to $10 million fee in “cosmetic” Johnson & Johnson settlement [Daniel Fisher, PoL]
• “Accused of Providing Blank Arrest Warrants to Police, Georgia Magistrate Resigns” [ABA Journal]
• Lester Brickman, Peter Schuck in new podcast on Brickman’s book Lawyer Barons [Federalist Society]
• “Wright and Ginsburg on Behavioral Law & Economics” [NW Law Review and SSRN via Adler]
• “17th injury claim in 12 years got Chicago cop her disability deal” [Sun-Times]
• “Injured while working for the Empire? Call Lando Calrissian.” Law firm ad parody [YouTube]

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