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  • Non-Sequiturs: 03.31.16
    Non-Sequiturs

    Non-Sequiturs: 03.31.16

    * The essential questions every in-house counsel should ask before they pick a law firm. [Forbes]

    * Donald Trump’s comments advocating punishment for women who have abortions have been turned into an attack ad. That didn’t take much time at all. [The Hill]

    * Read up on the lawsuit filed by the US Women’s National Team filed against US Soccer alleging discriminatory wage practices. [Huffington Post]

    * What are the best practices for answering emails when you are at home? [Corporette]

    * Another reason to not have lifetime appointments for Supreme Court justices. [Medium]

    * Yup, this is real: Missouri lawmakers made quite the mistake. [Gawker]

    * Are you preparing mentally for the possibility of a brokered convention? Then read up on the last person to emerge as the candidate from a brokered convention to win the presidency. [Slate]

  • Federal Judges, Patents, Screw-Ups, Technology

    I Don't Think 'Redaction' Means What You Think It Means

    Here at Above the Law, we regularly cover benchslaps: judges laying the smackdown on poorly performing attorneys. But what about when it's the judge who says, "I've made a tiny huge mistake"? On Friday, U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh made a significant technological blunder in a patent case between two of Silicon Valley's heaviest hitters. So, what did she do? Let's just say she couldn't keep a secret....
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