* Remember the story about that aunt suing her nephew for hugging her that went viral yesterday? What if there really is a good reason for it, and it is all the insurance industry’s fault? [New York Personal Injury Law Blog]
* It isn’t sex or violence, but it is the most challenging part of Law & Order: SVU. [Slate]
* How do you pick a pair of heels that can actually get you through a full day in Biglaw without pain? [Now I Ain’t Saying She A Goaldigger]
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* Upping your passive-aggressive pinging game. [Daily Lawyer Tips]
* Higher taxes on the rich aren’t the income inequality magic bullet some hope they’d be. [TaxProf Blog]
* What the Thabo Sefolosha trial says about the Manhattan District Attorney’s office. [The Nation]
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* New York Law School is holding an event this Friday on Storming the Court (affiliate link), 25 years later. [NYLS Law Review]