Non-Sequiturs: 08.10.09
* Musical chairs: three litigation partners leave Skadden for Paul Hastings. [The BLT]
* Baby mama drama at today’s Michael Jackson court hearing. [Popsquire]
* Is it only a matter of time before establishments start hanging up “no tweeting, photo-taking, or Facebook tagging” signs? [True/Slant]
* Should corporate executives who receive bonus money for hitting a goal have to return some or all of the money if, due to cooking of the books, the goal wasn’t really met? [Conglomerate]
* Reading the unemployment tea leaves. [Instapundit]
* Blawg Review comes to mainstream media today, as BabyBarista hosts on the Times of London. [BabyBarista via Blawg Review]
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