One content creator, who posts videos under the username I'm Not a Lawyer But, recently made a seven-minute TikTok in which she highlighted the important sentences from Drake's 81-page defamation complaint against Universal Music Group. Another described herself in a recent video as 'literally reading through the receipts of Justin Baldoni's 179-page lawsuit,' referring to one stage of a complicated legal battle between Baldoni and his It Ends With Us co-star, Blake Lively, which is the hot legal case of the moment. The threads of this conflict are too knotted for me to fully untangle here, but the dispute began in December with Lively accusing Baldoni of inappropriate on-set behavior and of a secret social-media campaign against her. It became chaotic'and ripe for play-by-play commentary'in February when Baldoni, who has denied Lively's allegations, launched a website with the URL thelawsuit.info to tell his side of the story. The creators I'm seeing have loyal, long-term audiences and sell T-shirts and water bottles emblazoned with obscure references. They go by names such as Lawyer You Know and Legal Bytes ('Explaining the law one bite at a time!') and sometimes appeal to expertise, usually by proving that they are actual attorneys. For some, though, their bona fides are looser: 'I'm not an attorney, but I was raised by attorneys,' one creator said in a recent video....