Morning Docket: 09.08.14
* It’s fun to keep suing the Redskins over their racist nickname. It’s also fun to watch the Washington Football Club get the snot beat out of them. [ABA Journal]
* Legal aid… for inventor seeking venture capital. Everybody needs lawyers, folks. Nobody wants to pay for them. [San Jose Mercury News]
* Goldman picks and chooses which employees have their legal fees picked up by the firm. [New York Times]
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* Judge Posner’s past pontifications on gay marriage, sans benchslaps. [Washington Blade]
* Harvard received the largest donation in its history. It wasn’t from me. [Business Insider]
* A nice review of David Lat’s book, Supreme Ambitions (affiliate link), by Judge Kopf. [Hercules and the Umpire]
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