Non-Sequiturs: 05.28.10
* Whatcha gonna do when the Hulkster lays a lawsuit on you. [ABA Journal]
* The death of the one word exam. [New York Times]
* New York needs to tamp down its anti-bullying law or I’m going to start locking legislators in the janitor’s closet. [Forbes]
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* Being a lawyer for the detainees sounds like a thankless job. [Salon]
* Hey female partners, here’s a reason to hire male legal secretaries. [WSJ Law Blog]
* After the jump, a preview of the new Jerry O’Connell-starring legal show, The Defenders. [Wild Wild Law]
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