Morning Docket: 06.25.19

* If you thought demand for legal services couldn’t get worse… [Corporate Counsel]

* We just talked about the best cities for lawyers. One area that’s not on that list is Silicon Valley and basically here’s why. [The Recorder]

* We’re in the midst of a Biglaw salary war… just not in the U.S. [Legal Cheek]

* Facebook examined its cadre of counsel and crowned this firm the tops in diversity. The prize was some sticky video showing pictures of Zuckerberg and firm attorneys over some warmed over pablum about the power of friendship. [American Lawyer]

* Speaking of Facebook, the Cambridge Analytica bankruptcy has officially let Schulte Roth off the hook. [Law360]

* Sidney Powell wants security clearance so she can rant about classified documents that have nothing to do with the case against her client. [NY Times]

* Strength in numbers we can get it right/One time/We are a part of the Biglaw nation. [Los Angeles Times]

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