Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 10.13.17

* Roberta Kaplan and Boies Schiller's Karen Dunn are suing Nazis for the violence that erupted in Virginia. [Slate] * Filers didn't seem to care as much about getting an extra year of design patent coverage as policymakers thought. [Patentlyo] * How to you repair your reputation after a bad performance review? [The Muse] * What do we want? Justice for Frankenstein's Monster. When do we want it? Now. [Legal Geeks] * The Dutch say Microsoft 10 violates local privacy laws, which is pretty bad news when you remember GDPR is about to make those laws way more strict. [TechCrunch] * What you really need to know about Friday the 13th. [IBT] * Law firms: get ready for the crushing pressure from PwC... [Law and More] * Everyone can have a bad week at work. Check out the tips for bouncing back. [Corporette] * Who wants to watch Marshall the Movie? https://twitter.com/chancetherapper/status/918866801546747904

By Joe Patrice on October 13, 2017 4:44 pm

* Roberta Kaplan and Boies Schiller’s Karen Dunn are suing Nazis for the violence that erupted in Virginia. [Slate]

* Filers didn’t seem to care as much about getting an extra year of design patent coverage as policymakers thought. [Patentlyo]

* How to you repair your reputation after a bad performance review? [The Muse]

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* What do we want? Justice for Frankenstein’s Monster. When do we want it? Now. [Legal Geeks]

* The Dutch say Microsoft 10 violates local privacy laws, which is pretty bad news when you remember GDPR is about to make those laws way more strict. [TechCrunch]

* What you really need to know about Friday the 13th. [IBT]