* Trump ordered to testify under oath in his lawsuit against the BBC. So… that’s probably going to be the end of that lawsuit. [BBC]
* Dutch spies flipping a Russian agent, giving them access to Jared Kushner’s phone that Russian spies had hacked to reveal payments from Middle East leaders sounds like the plot of a Bond movie. Hey, remember how Hillary Clinton had some soup recipes on a private email server? [Vanity Fair]
* Circuit removes judge over AI errors. [Law360]
* Skadden & Gibson Dunn helped Mark Zuckerberg keep his house. [Bloomberg Law News]
* Trump pardoned man after his company signed Alina Habba to a $50 million deal. [ABA Journal]
* Legora valued at $8.8B. [Legal Cheek]
* Google’s AI summary function strikes again! This time inventing a fake law review article and forcing users to read about it before the actual search results that would prove it doesn’t exist. [Volokh Conspiracy]
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