Non-Sequiturs: 01.14.16

* Interesting take on how the union strategy floundered in Friedrichs. [The Seventy Four] * Think you know the cutting edge of copyright law? Because it is apparently about tractors. [Slate] * Ah, progress. The site of the Salem Witch Trials now overlooks a Walgreens. [Pictorial] * Rich people problems: Rupert Murdock's new fiancee means a new will. [Law and More] * Let's talk about liability insurance... for dummies. [Coverage Opinions] * Planned Parenthood goes on the offensive against the group making undercover videos, filing a federal lawsuit. [Huffington Post]

By Kathryn Rubino on January 14, 2016 5:47 pm

shutterstock_111527390 * Interesting take on how the union strategy floundered in Friedrichs. [The Seventy Four]

* Think you know the cutting edge of copyright law? Because it is apparently about tractors. [Slate]

* Ah, progress. The site of the Salem Witch Trials now overlooks a Walgreens. [Pictorial]

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* Rich people problems: Rupert Murdock’s new fiancee means a new will. [Law and More]

* Let’s talk about liability insurance… for dummies. [Coverage Opinions]

* Planned Parenthood goes on the offensive against the group making undercover videos, filing a federal lawsuit. [Huffington Post]