Morning Docket: 02.13.26

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by Above the Law

February 13, 2026

* Goldman Sachs Chief Legal Officer Kathy Ruemmler announces resignation amidst Epstein fallout. [Above the Law] * Kirkland ends its concierge service that acted as personal assistants for associates. [Legal Cheek] * Donald Trump takes the position that he's too busy as president to be sued. He also takes the position that he has plenty of time to file lawsuits against others. [Reuters] * AI won't automatically make legal services cheaper. I'll go one better... it won't make them cheaper in any event. [Lawfare] * Apple cleared of patent infringement. [Law360] * Antitrust chief out as right-wing activists gain upper hand in pushing megamergers for their clients. [National Law Journal] * Fun with patents... the human launcher! [Lowering the Bar] * Analysis shows there's now effectively no laws against pollution in the United States. [The Guardian] The post Morning Docket: 02.13.26 appeared first on Above the Law.

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Originally published on Above the Law on 2/13/2026