Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 02.04.16

* Listen, I support people leaving the law to take a job that is more fulfilling, but Emily Boutard quit her job to make tiny furniture. I just hope the paycheck isn't correspondingly small. [deMilked] * Law professor Alafair Burke uses her real life experiences in the law to write her novels. [Female First] * Alan Dershowitz reflects on his work on the O.J. Simpson trial. [Business Insider] * This week in Black History includes a notable first for Harvard Law. [LA Sentinel] * Can you imagine getting censured at your job for a paper you wrote in law school? That might happen to Ben Lindy, who is running for an Ohio House seat. [Volokh Conspiracy] * Best practices for law firms when dealing with cloud security. [LCCA]

By Kathryn Rubino on February 04, 2016 5:31 pm
Alan Dershowitz

Alan Dershowitz

* Listen, I support people leaving the law to take a job that is more fulfilling, but Emily Boutard quit her job to make tiny furniture. I just hope the paycheck isn’t correspondingly small. [deMilked]

* Law professor Alafair Burke uses her real life experiences in the law to write her novels. [Female First]

* Alan Dershowitz reflects on his work on the O.J. Simpson trial. [Business Insider]

* This week in Black History includes a notable first for Harvard Law. [LA Sentinel]

* Can you imagine getting censured at your job for a paper you wrote in law school? That might happen to Ben Lindy, who is running for an Ohio House seat. [Volokh Conspiracy]

* Best practices for law firms when dealing with cloud security. [LCCA]