Non-Sequiturs: 02.06.12

onFebruary 6, 2012 at 5:46 PMFebruary 6, 2012 at 5:46 PM

* Roll on Friday crowns the European firm of the year. It’s like the Eli Manning of old world law firms. [Roll on Friday]

* Here are some thoughts from a former NFL All-Pro turned lawyer. Maybe there is still hope that Chad Ochocinco can have a productive career. [Legal Blitz]

* Staci was on the radio this morning telling Patriots fans they should suck it up because they are rooting for a team that hasn’t been able to draft a competent wideout in a decade. Or something like that. [WBEZ Chicago]

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* Meanwhile, New York Magazine has also just realized that law students are suing law schools. Like Patrick Chung providing deep help on Mario Manningham, they’re just a little bit late. [New York Magazine]

* Victim of Anonymous attack still supports anonymous. Kind of like how Tom Brady still supports Wes Welker. [Gawker]

* Did you know that Charles Dickens used to be an “attorney’s clerk”? Did you also know that Tom Brady’s Super Bowl record with Bridget Moynahan was 3 – 0? With Gisele Bundchen, it’s 0 – 2. [New York Times]

* How about two videos on this Super Monday. One about the health care Justice Kennedy might want to give us. The other I’m sure you can guess.

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