* I’m doing Non-Sequiturs today, since Elie is too busy marching on City Hall. [Reuters]
* A round-up of lawyer moves inside the Beltway — including another defection from Howrey (patent litigatrix Jennifer Dzwonczyk, to Venable). [Capital Comment / Washingtonian]
* Speaking of Howrey, Professor Larry Ribstein, a partnership law guru, has some questions about the handling of Howrey liabilities. [Truth on the Market]
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* Apparently Cardozo Law ladies need sex as well as walking instructions. [Cardozo Jurist]
* RICO suave: Chevron turns the tables on those Ecuadorian environmental plaintiffs. [WSJ Law Blog]
* Congratulations to Orrick’s eight new partners. [Orrick]
* Larry Bodine offers some marketing advice to United Airlines — after a rather unpleasant interaction at LaGuardia Airport. [Larry Bodine’s Law Marketing Blog]
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* This week in A Round Tuit: the latest Obamacare ruling, the Egyptian uprising, and the shortcomings of the British legal media. [Infamy or Praise]