Restaurants
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FinanceEmployee Wellness Surcharge Lawsuit Dismissed; 52 Cent Charge Adequately Disclosed, Not Material
Joe Windler, who represented the defendant, is happy that his client can now move on and work on surviving through COVID-19. -
Lawsuit of the DayLocal Scrooge Too Cheap To Pay Measly 3% Surcharge For Servers’ Healthcare Sues Restaurant
Can a lawsuit concerning the 'bottomless' cup of coffee be far behind? 
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BiglawBiglaw Partner's Lawsuit Over A Restaurant Bill Raises More Questions Than Answers
This is why people hate lawyers.
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Food, Trivia Question of the DayIs This The Nanny State Run Amok, Or Informing Consumers?
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Food, Sponsored ContentLate Night At Work? Turn Your Office Into The Best Restaurant In Town
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Food, Sponsored Content
10 NYC Restaurants You Didn’t Know Delivered To Your Desk In Minutes
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Billable Hours, Food, Gambling / Gaming, Health Care / Medicine, Law Reviews, Law Schools, Legal Ethics, Non-Sequiturs, Supreme Court
Non-Sequiturs: 11.11.14
* Law students (and prospective law students)! Figure out your expected class rank with this handy calculator. [Witnesseth]
* Elie wonders if law students are getting dumber. [Redline]
* Great law review article, or greatest law review article? Judge M. Margaret McKeown’s “Culinary Ambiguity: A Canonical Approach To Deciphering Menus.” [Harvard Law Review]
* Remember the lawyer caught billing 29-hour days? The guy pleaded his case to the Ohio Supreme Court and they won’t give him the time of day. [Ohio Supreme Court]
* Veterans Day seems like the right time to remember the Feres Doctrine, which bars armed forces personnel from suing the government for negligence. How ridiculous is the Feres Doctrine? Justice Scalia thinks we need to allow more negligence suits! [Legal Funding Central]
* A sad story of a married partner romancing a married young associate that ends in her death. [Missouri Lawyers Weekly]
* If you support Obamacare, is there any reason for optimism in King v. Burwell? [Lawyers, Guns & Money]
* In case you were ever interested in eminent domain in a galaxy far, far away. [The Legal Geeks]
* Casino sends promotions to “compulsive gamblers” on a voluntary opt-out list. The casino calls it a “software issue.” What are the odds on that? [Ars Technica]
* A former Texas judge earned a reprimand for violating the state constitution and seven ethical canons in three years. Gauntlet thrown, judges aspiring to enter our pages. [Houston Chronicle]
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Clarence Thomas, Eyes of the Law, Federal Judges, Food, Samuel Alito, SCOTUS, Sonia Sotomayor, Supreme Court
Justice Alito Turned Away From Sunday Brunch
Not even the justices are above the law -- the law that you must make reservations for Sunday brunch. 
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Food, Rudeness
'I'm A Lawyer' Threat Ends In Internet Humiliation
A lawyer tried to bully a non-takeout restaurant into sending him takeout because, of course, "I'm a lawyer." The restaurant disagreed and posted an epic takedown to the Internets... -
Civil Rights, Department of Justice, Food, Minority Issues, Racism
South Carolina Restaurant Refuses To Serve Black Patrons -- Denny's Redux
The firestorm over a restaurant's decision to kick out a group of black patrons because a white woman felt "threatened" brings back memories of the 1990s. -
Biglaw, Drinking, Food, Summer Associates
Read This Before You Embarrass Yourself at a Summer Associate Lunch
Don't even think about making an etiquette gaffe during a summer lunch! -
Drinking, Law Schools
Which Law School Has Liquor on Tap for Students?
Are you ready to stumble into class and slur your way through the Socratic method? -
Bad Ideas, Biglaw, Facebook, Food, Reality TV, Social Media, Social Networking Websites, Television
Social Media Darlings at Amy's Baking Company Fear Lawsuit
From the social media meltdown of the century to the best threatened lawsuit yet.
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Bloomberg, Books, Career Alternatives, Food, Google / Search Engines, Videos, YouTube
Career Alternatives for Attorneys: Restaurant Reviewer Surveyor
Learn about how two lawyers built a nine-figure business. -
Bloomberg, Career Alternatives, Fabulosity, Food, In-House Counsel, Videos, YouTube
Career Alternatives for Attorneys: Forager
Meet Tama Matsuoka Wong, a former in-house counsel who is now the official forager for Restaurant Daniel. -
Bankruptcy, Depositions, Federal Judges, Food, iPhone, Law Professors, Morning Docket, Murder, Old People
Morning Docket: 10.06.11
* With about 90 vacancies in the federal court system, the Senate approved six for judgeships, including Judge John Roll’s replacement. [Thomson Reuters News & Insight] * $400 per wasted hour? That’s not what you’re paying your lawyer. That’s what he’s paying in sanctions for futzing around during depositions. [Daily Business Review] * Texas Roadhouse: […]
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Affirmative Action, Biglaw, Crime, Food, Health Care / Medicine, Law Schools, Morning Docket, Murder, Racism, SCOTUS, Utah
Morning Docket: 09.14.11
* With yesterday’s decision from Pennsylvania, the game is now tied for Obamacare at the federal district court level. Come on, SCOTUS, just grant someone certiorari already. [Bloomberg] * Keep this in mind if you’re applying to law school this year: if you’re white, it ain’t aight. Who knew that there could be “anti-white bias” […]
