Non-Sequiturs: 10.15.15

* From attorney to bag designer: the career of Annette Ferber. [Corp! Magazine] * Twitter goes head-to-head with Gawker Media over the copyright of GIFs. [io9] * Concerns about the judicial temperament of Judge Barry Williams, who is presiding over the Freddie Gray case. [Katz Justice] * All is not lost if you drop out of law school. [Law and More] * Why do attorneys struggle with customer reviews? [Technology & Marketing Law Blog] * Judge cleared of wrongdoing for posting about a case in front of her on Facebook. [Adjunct Law Prof Blog] * All the legal considerations before you host your "Love and Sex with Robots" conference in Malaysia. [Slate]

By Kathryn Rubino on October 15, 2015 5:01 pm

* From attorney to bag designer: the career of Annette Ferber. [Corp! Magazine]

* Twitter goes head-to-head with Gawker Media over the copyright of GIFs. [io9]

* Concerns about the judicial temperament of Judge Barry Williams, who is presiding over the Freddie Gray case. [Katz Justice]

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* All is not lost if you drop out of law school. [Law and More]

* Why do attorneys struggle with customer reviews? [Technology & Marketing Law Blog]

* Judge cleared of wrongdoing for posting about a case in front of her on Facebook. [Adjunct Law Prof Blog]