Non-Sequiturs: 11.11.08
* New ideas to make the LSAT useful. [Tax Prof Blog]
* Clients want staff to “buy into” the idea of client services. Meanwhile, staff want clients to stop folding and ruining their livelihoods. [What About Clients?]
* What should you wear to a Sunday brunch with a partner? Anything involving a “Kick Me” sign will probably go over well. [Corporette]
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* Hackers, roaches, and class action complaints all in one case. If somebody had gotten naked or urinated inappropriately we would have posted about it ourselves. [Drug and Device Law]
* It would be pretty funny if Barney ends up being the only Bush family member to be sued. [Legal Blog Watch]
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