Morning Docket: 02.23.26
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by Above the LawFebruary 23, 2026
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The Morning Docket on February 23, 2026, highlights a range of legal developments and news stories that capture the diverse and dynamic nature of current events. Law firms are gearing up for potential battles over tariff refunds, reflecting ongoing trade policy debates and their implications for businesses. Meanwhile, a tragic incident occurred when an Albany Law School student was killed in what is being described as a terrorist attack at Hoover Dam, raising concerns about public safety and security measures.
In another significant story, fake law firms and fraudulent courts have been exposed for scamming immigrants, shedding light on issues of legal ethics and immigration policy enforcement. The American Bar Association (ABA) has also made headlines by taking steps to eliminate its law school diversity standards, sparking debates about the role of diversity in legal education and the broader implications for the profession.
The Florida Attorney General’s $100K compensation for a two-hour adjunct teaching role has raised eyebrows, prompting questions about public resource management and standard academic pay practices. Additionally, Todd Bl
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Originally published on Above the Law on 2/23/2026