Non-Sequiturs: 11.20.07
* And don’t forget the inevitable obesity lawsuits. [West Virginia Record]
* Lawyers, swords and money — or, an interesting look at the specialty of nonprofit law. [Michael Gross]
* Surprisingly successful defense to meth charges: “I did it for my dog.” [Blogonaut]
* There’s more to south Florida than bikini-clad hotties — like a vibrant legal blogging scene. [National Law Journal]
* LLB vs. JD debate = Canadian email clusterf**k. [ReportOnBusiness.com]
* Bet you didn’t know: today is Transgender Day of Remembrance. [Rainbow Law Center; Transgender Workplace Diversity via Blawg Review]
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