Writing The Book On Business: Elon Musk Has Had Enough Legal Troubles That This Law School Is Teaching A Class On Them
What makes me want to work with Tesla? I've been chronicling this guy's court run-ins since I was a 0L!
Morning Docket: 03.10.22
* In Buffalo, wild winging it lands man in legal trouble. [WGRZ] * Something about you is different: an Oxford and Cincinnati firm merge under a new name. [Journal News] * Can’t stand the heat? These UCLA law students are legislating the kitchen. [Newsroom] * New Jersey will stop doing business with Russia in light of their invading Ukraine. In other news, I just found out New Jersey did business with Russia. [New Jersey Monitor] * Oklahoma living: Wondered the legal way to get rid of raccoons by chance? Read this over your morning coffee. [WKDQ]
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UCLA Sues Under Armour And Says Force Majeure Doesn’t Excuse $200 Million Obligation
The complaint argues that a financially troubled Under Armour is using the COVID-19 pandemic as a pretext to terminate their contract.
Why Under Armour Should Be Scared Of A UCLA Lawsuit
What provision of the agreement Under Armour is resting on to cause an early termination is not clear.
Non-Sequiturs: 10.05.16
* The lawsuit filed by Harris Faulkner over the Hasbro toy named Harris Faulkner has been settled. [Jezebel] * A look at LGBT claims in state courts. [Lambda Legal] * The NCAA and UCLA are being sued over concussions in college football. [Los Angeles Times] * This is a complete waste of judicial resources. [Slate] * A look at the VP debate live tweets. [Law and More] * Mike Pence's terrible legacy on reproductive freedom. [Salon]
Parent Begs Firms To Hire Son — Offers To Pay Part Of Son’s Salary
Going on Craigslist to beg for a job for your son.
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