Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 07.21.15

* There's a "small but organized minority of law professors" trying to keep students from getting paid. Go tell the ABA not to listen to them. [Professor Bainbridge] * Taking the bar exam in New York? Want a pre-ordered lunch? These folks have your back. They're extending their deadline for ordering. [Custom Gourmet NY] * Line up to buy your ".law" address! [Adjunct Law Prof Blog] * Estimating the cost of eDiscovery. In monetary terms, not in the souls of contract attorneys. [Logikcull] * Kansas Governor Sam Brownback needs money, and he's apparently not above asking officials with business before his office for cash. [Topeka Capital-Journal] * Questions not to ask in an interview. Forgot to include, "Does this look infected?" [JD Supra] * When you want to close a sale, be present in the moment. [Law and More] * Want to join a college faculty? Here's where to work. Spread that anti-law-school hate to the next generation. [TaxProf Blog] * David Lat joins Sam Glover to discuss the future of Biglaw and SmallLaw. [Lawyerist]

By Joe Patrice on July 21, 2015 4:59 pm

* There’s a “small but organized minority of law professors” trying to keep students from getting paid. Go tell the ABA not to listen to them. [Professor Bainbridge]

* Taking the bar exam in New York? Want a pre-ordered lunch? These folks have your back. They’re extending their deadline for ordering. [Custom Gourmet NY]

* Line up to buy your “.law” address! [Adjunct Law Prof Blog]

* Estimating the cost of eDiscovery. In monetary terms, not in the souls of contract attorneys. [Logikcull]

* Kansas Governor Sam Brownback needs money, and he’s apparently not above asking officials with business before his office for cash. [Topeka Capital-Journal]

* Questions not to ask in an interview. Forgot to include, “Does this look infected?” [JD Supra]

* When you want to close a sale, be present in the moment. [Law and More]

* Want to join a college faculty? Here’s where to work. Spread that anti-law-school hate to the next generation. [TaxProf Blog]

* David Lat joins Sam Glover to discuss the future of Biglaw and SmallLaw. [Lawyerist]