Elon Musk’s Tweet Trial Holds Many Wins
The timing is nearly as significant as the ultimate result.
‘If You Can’t Beat ‘Em, Join ‘Em’ Should Be Every Critic Of Capitalism’s Personal Motto
The growing chorus of critics against capitalism aren’t going to overturn it anytime soon.
Why Better Billing Statements Can Improve Your Firm’s Finances—And Your Client Relationships
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Peter Thiel Just Invented Revenge Litigation Finance
He's like the Charles Bronson of legal investment capital.
Non-Sequiturs: 02.22.2016
* Most lawyers have a relationship to the fictional Atticus Finch. [Guile is Good] * Is Donald Trump's popularity based, at least in part, on a critique of capitalism? Sure, he's in favor of it, but that doesn't mean he won't exploit discontent with the system to get elected. [Lawyers, Guns and Money] * Hey 1Ls! Wanna know why you aren't getting laid? Blame it on Scalia. [20 Somethings] * Burning question alert: When your work actually makes you sick, can you bill vomit time? [Daily Lawyer Tips] * TSwift is putting her money where everyone else's tweets are -- the singer donated $250,000 to Kesha after her devastating court loss, but is it enough. [Huffington Post] * Is the stalemate over who gets to appoint the next Supreme Court justice really about race? [Talking Points Memo] * Anti-gay laws may finally hurt supporters in one place they care about -- their pocketbooks. Why one business is relocating on the precipice of a new "religious liberty" law in Georgia. [Slate] * Justice Scalia's real legacy was pro-big business. [The Atlantic]
If Uber Really Sabotaged Lyft, Should That Be Legal?
If the effect of a free market is companies spending time, money and pretentious white board sessions figuring out the most creative way possible to f**k your competitor, who does this benefit?