Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 09.01.16

* It's official: a judge has ruled Beyoncé's landmark visual album, Lemonade, did not infringe on a white dude's indie film. [Hollywood Reporter] * Tim Cook is pissed off about his Irish tax bill. [Huffington Post] * Will writing these things on legal documents get you fired? [Defenestration Magazine] * The chances of lawyers landing on their feet when they've been fired at 61. [Law and More] * Does the length of a jury's deliberation have a correlation to the verdict returned? [Versus Texas]

By Kathryn Rubino on September 01, 2016 6:04 pm

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* It’s official: a judge has ruled Beyoncé’s landmark visual album, Lemonade, did not infringe on a white dude’s indie film. [Hollywood Reporter]

* Tim Cook is pissed off about his Irish tax bill. [Huffington Post]

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* Will writing these things on legal documents get you fired? [Defenestration Magazine]

* The chances of lawyers landing on their feet when they’ve been fired at 61. [Law and More]

* Does the length of a jury’s deliberation have a correlation to the verdict returned? [Versus Texas]