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Biglaw
Biglaw Partner Could Face A Felony Charge Following Boat Crash
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Fashion, Intellectual Property
Boats Are Art; Is Fashion?
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Education / Schools, Kids
Lawyer With $1 Million To Spare Sacrifices Boat Purchase To Pay Kids' College Tuition
Hop aboard the S.S. Full Ride, thanks to this generous lawyer.
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Attorney Misconduct, Drinking
Law Student Charged In Drunken 'Naut Guilty' Boating Accident
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Attorney Misconduct, Drinking
OUI Lawyer Accused In Drunken Boating Accident After Girl Loses Arm
You'll never believe what this criminal defense attorney named his boat. -
Celebrities, Drinking, DUI / DWI, Quote of the Day
Erin Brockovich Rocks the Boat With Her Mug Shot
Erin Brockovich doesn't know sh*t about sh*t, but she knows right from wrong... -
Biglaw, Partner Issues, Ridiculousness, Travel / Vacation
Law Firm Rents Entire Cruise Liner For Partner Meeting While The Rest Of You Look For Work
Just sit right back and you’ll hear a tale / A tale of an expensive trip / That started from the Mediterranean / Aboard this gigantic ship. -
Disasters / Emergencies, Plaintiffs Firms, Quote of the Day
Because Boats With Bullet Holes Don't Float Very Well
Will you chip in to get a new boat for the guy who found the suspected Boston Marathon bomber in his backyard? - Sponsored
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Federal Judges, Jeffrey Fisher, Kellogg Huber, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Thomas Goldstein
The New Supreme Court Term Opens With A Splash
What happened on the first day of the new Term of the Supreme Court? According to Above the Law's SCOTUS correspondent, Matt Kaiser, it started with a splash.... -
Drinking, Non-Sequiturs, Nude Dancing, Racism, SCOTUS, Supreme Court
Non-Sequiturs: 09.14.12
* If you want to go to law school, but you hate reading, just buy the Illustrated Guide to Criminal Law. And don’t go to law school. [Boing Boing] * Analyzing an upcoming SCOTUS case though the Lonely Island’s I’m on a Boat. Andy Samberg seriously needs to recruit some justices for one of his videos. You know the Wise Latina could throw down. [FindLaw] * Something about politics and booze and a bar being forced to change an allegedly racist drink name. Probably for the best, if for no other reason “Marion Berry’s Dirty Asian Summer Punch” is a crummy drink name anyway. [Huffington Post] * This guy is so bad at being a criminal, I almost feel sorry for him. Worst part is he knows it, too. [LegalJuice] * Speaking of ineffective criminals, if you’re dating a wanted man, you might want to reconsider adding the local sheriff as a Facebook friend. [Bluefield Daily Telegraph] * Should lap dancing be classified as an art form for tax purposes? If curling is an Olympic sport, naked hip gyrations is clearly art. [Overlawyered] * You know those weird vaporless cigarettes that were kind of popular for a while? Well, now they have them for weed too. In other news, marijuana is still illegal. [East Bay Express]
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