
California Vineyard Wants To Get Constitutional About Wine
Before you get worried, the 21st Amendment is still safe.
Before you get worried, the 21st Amendment is still safe.
This case is a great reminder of how important branding is to the wine industry.
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* Want to have a good 3Lol? Plan for it before disaster strikes. [Bloomberg Law] * The city of brotherly love just got hit with a suit for aiding abortion access. [Inquirer] * The big bucks are coming in for more summer associates. [Business Insider] * Tired of lawyers making bar review jokes? Cheers to love and wine! [Washingtonian] * Hey employment law professors, new hypo material just dropped! Maybe you can modify it to be a nice little antitrust issue too? [CNN]
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Whether business can be mixed with pleasure is debatable. But for now, the tax laws say that they cannot.
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This partner's leaving Manhattan for life in the countryside.
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ATL will host a wine reception from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, March 28th, in celebration of Women's History Month. The reception will be held in Washington, D.C., with guest speaker Veta Richardson of ACC.
ATL will host a wine reception from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, March 28th in celebration of Women's History Month. The reception will be held in Washington, D.C., with guest speaker Veta Richardson of ACC.
How would you like to leave the practice of law and basically drink wine for a living?
It must be every billionaire wine connoisseur’s dream to own a few bottles from the cellars of the man who drafted the Declaration of Independence -- except if the wine turns out to be fake.