Non-Sequiturs: 06.30.10
* Since K&L Gates’s Peter Kalis thinks law is a “contact sport,” you have to wonder kind of impact clients he is looking for out there in Pittsburgh. [Law and More]
* Excessive attorneys’ fees at Akin Gump and Ballard Spahr? Dude, it’s a recession; they gotta make money somehow. [Lawshucks]
* Things that happened in the legal blogosphere that did not involve Elena Kagan. [Infamy or Praise]
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* Laugh-off between Kagan and Scalia. [Holy Hullabaloos]
* Statistics on lawyer timekeeping. [Adam Smith, Esq.]
* Superfund is still Constitutional. [Volokh Conspiracy]
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