Today Is ‘Love Your Lawyer Day’ — And It’s Completely Stupid
Please don't drag the rest of us into your Sarlacc pit of need.
Today Is ‘Love Your Lawyer Day’ — And It’s Completely Stupid
This is the stupidest dang thing.
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Today Is ‘Love Your Lawyer Day’ — And It’s Completely Stupid
Please don't drag the rest of us into your Sarlacc pit of need.
Morning Docket: 11.04.15
* Fans of this man's dopey mugshot grin will be sad if they're deprived of another jailhouse picture, but lawyers for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton want their client's securities fraud indictment to be tossed over what they claim was a faulty grand jury investigation. [Reuters] * Friday is apparently "Love Your Lawyer Day," and the ABA recently passed a resolution to commemorate this special day every year. Biglaw firms can show their love for lawyers by announcing bigger, better bonuses! [Big Law Business / Bloomberg BNA] * Alabama thinks the legal fees and costs that are being requested by attorneys in the state's landmark same-sex marriage decision are "entirely excessive" and should be "cut dramatically." It's not like these lawyers had to "reinvent the wheel" or anything. [AL.com] * "I may be known in tiny corners of the tubes of the Internet, but I am not well-known to the American public generally." One-issue Democratic candidate Professor Lawrence Lessig of Harvard Law School is dropping out of the presidential race. [Boston Globe] * It's high time you joined the green rush, lawyers: although Ohioans voted against legalizing marijuana yesterday, more and more states are adding ballot measures for the legalization of marijuana or medical marijuana to be voted on in 2016. [Washington Post] * “I’m glad Houston led tonight to end this constant political-correctness attack." In other election news, voters in Texas repealed an LGBT anti-discrimination ordinance that would've prevented bias related to several important areas in life. [New York Times]