Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 07.18.16

* Justice Ginsburg gets the job done, and in as few words as possible. [Empirical SCOTUS] * Will robots do away with the billable hour? And, perhaps, your job? [Law360] * Bill Cosby's ex-lawyer, Marty Singer, is reportedly being profiled by Vanity Fair. [Jezebel] * The Facebook Effect is changing how you do business. [Law and More] * Ha, this poor law student -- on the same flight as her tax prof the day after the final, as well as on the same return flight. [TaxProf Blog] * Virginia scheme that harshly punishes the poor for being unable to pay fines is now the subject of litigation. [Slate]

By Kathryn Rubino on July 18, 2016 7:13 pm

Bill Cosby (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty)

* Justice Ginsburg gets the job done, and in as few words as possible. [Empirical SCOTUS]

* Will robots do away with the billable hour? And, perhaps, your job? [Law360]

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* Bill Cosby’s ex-lawyer, Marty Singer, is reportedly being profiled by Vanity Fair. [Jezebel]

* The Facebook Effect is changing how you do business. [Law and More]

* Ha, this poor law student — on the same flight as her tax prof the day after the final, as well as on the same return flight. [TaxProf Blog]