Kardashians
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Intellectual PropertyIs Kim Kardashian West's New Fast Fashion Lawsuit A Distraction From Copycat Allegations?
Her lawsuit against Missguided has raised some questions. -
Celebrities, MoneyThe Kardashians Were Just Awarded $10 Million In A Long-Fought Legal Battle Over Their Beauty Brand
Remember Kardashian Beauty? 
SponsoredGenerative AI In Legal Work — What’s Fact And What’s Fiction?
Zach Warren from the Thomson Reuters Institute discusses the potential and the pitfalls.-
Celebrities, Family Law, Health Care / Medicine, KidsKardashians And Cambodia
Will Kim Kardashian and Kanye West use a surrogate for baby #3?
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CelebritiesKardashian Media Empire Under Legal Scrutiny
The Kardashians haven't been super great about labeling their Instagram posts as the ads they so obviously are. -
MoneyMarco Rubio Still Unclear On What The Federal Reserve, Like, 'Does' Exactly
Marco Rubio would like to dispel with this fiction that the Federal Reserve is run by Jedis. -
Non-Sequiturs
Non-Sequiturs: 04.17.15
* Parents of Boston bombing victim Martin Richard are hoping their child’s murderer avoids the distracting spectacle of the death penalty. [Boston Globe]
* Local prosecutor may have been munching down on pot brownies. [Al.com]
* At least the Middle District of Florida is willing to throw a speed bump into the Kardashians’ continuing assault on the human spirit. [South Florida Lawyers]
* Jesus, overcriminalization is stupid: Atlanta teacher cheating edition. [Lawyers, Guns & Money]
* Note that cheating among poor inner-city kids demands the criminal justice system, while cheating at Stanford is a curiosity. [TaxProf Blog]
* Meet the labor lawyer who has it in for Uber. [Fusion]
* The phrase “fart clears courtroom” is always going to be a story. [Legal Cheek]
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Alston & Bird, Biglaw, Education / Schools, FDA, Gay, Gay Marriage, Politics, Women's Issues
Non-Sequiturs: 04.05.13
* The Kardashians are suing their father’s widow for allegedly trying to exploit his diary — because the Kardashians object to anything exploitative. [Courthouse News Service] * Judge Edward Korman ruled that the FDA must stop requiring those under 17 years old to present a prescription for the morning after pill. MTV’s programming executives plan to appeal. [CNN] * Do litigators really need instruction not to scream at witnesses? [Roll on Friday] * A school in Massachusetts privatized school lunches, and then that company told its workers to dump the food of students who were in default on their lunch tickets. America! F**k Yeah! [Lawyers, Guns and Money] * Illegalities sums up the malaise of being a Biglaw associate with this reblog. [Illegalities] * Target learns the value of editing after labeling plus-sized dresses with the word “Manatee.” [Forbes] * After the jump, watch Elie discuss his take on Democrats just coming around to supporting gay rights. Maybe McKayla Maroney rubbed off on Elie during their interview, because in this segment, he’s not impressed….
