Exposing A Colleague’s Disbarment: Gratuitous Gossip, Or A Public Service Message?
The answer: as usual, it depends.
The answer: as usual, it depends.
Who doesn't love a good "reply all" scandal?
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Racist meme was a problem, but the apology was accepted.
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NYU Law's listserv lights up with another tale of thievery -- this time with a fire safety warning.
It's a tactic fraught with peril, as small-firm columnist Shannon Achimalbe warns.
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Yet another law school needs assistance learning proper listserv etiquette.
Lawyer listservs are a wonderful resource. Please don't ruin them by posting inappropriate topics.
This is supposed to be a forum for attorneys to discuss the common issues they face, not a forum to trade insults.
A prosecutor brings his dog into the office on the weekend. An amusing email exchange ensues.
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It turns out that his accuser wasn't exactly a paragon of fashion virtue.
Which law school was host to this vicious snack thievery?
A nasty war of words erupts over whether students can use the gym over the summer. In academia, fights are so vicious precisely because the stakes are so small.
Emergency exits should really only be used in emergencies.
The pineapple mafia is tight.