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  • Best Tablet for Lawyers: Apple’s iPad Pro or Microsoft Surface?

    Six years ago, Apple released the iPad and suddenly the market for tablet computers, which had been around since the early 90s, exploded. Simple, mobile tablet computing was now a real, worthwhile thing. But since 2010, Apple has been surpassed by its competitors, especially when it comes to using tablets for professional purposes. The primary […]
  • Georgetown Scaliagate Heats up With Defamation Action

    Just when we thought the email ‘Scaliagate’ scandal at Georgetown University’s Law Center was dying down, in fact, things have started to heat up. It appears that GULC’s Prof. Gary Peller has filed a Notice of Grievance against Dean Treanor for what are allegedly retaliatory and defamatory statements related to Justice Scalia’s passing last month. […]Read More
  • CA Wine Producers Score Legal Win in Court

    In what had the appearances of being a major legal battle over arsenic levels in California wines, the industry scored a major win when Judge Shepard Wiley dismissed a lawsuit against 83 California wine brands. Celebrations are sure to follow the defendants’ successful demurrer of the suit Doris Charles v. The Wine Group. Despite the […]
  • Hovercraft-Riding, Moose-Hunting Alaskan Wins SCOTUS Challenge

    Meet John Sturgeon, a hunter, a septuagenarian, an Alaskan, and, as of Tuesday, a victorious Supreme Court litigant. Sturgeon wound up before the Supreme Court after his hovercraft broke down as he was starveling through the Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve to hunt moose. Park officers told the moose hunter he couldn’t use his hovercraft, or […]
  • Lawyers, If You Want to Get Ahead, Dress the Part

    Allow me to rehash a few clothing-centric adages for a moment: dress for success, dress for the job you want, not the job you have, the suit makes the man, the pantsuit makes the presidential candidate, etc. You’ve heard them all before, but there’s some serious truth behind those platitudes. Clothes don’t just change how […]Read More
  • Former Teacher Sues School That Fired Her After Student Stole Nude Pics

    Teachers have a lot on their plate: the students themselves, lessons plans, administrative duties, and countless others. Add this one to the list: students stealing nude photos off your phone when you’re not looking. Union County High School teacher Leigh Anne Arthur left her phone on her desk for only a few moments while hall […]
  • 6 – 2016-03-24 16:25:21 –

    …. Recommends Further Investigation of Contracts Valued At Over N75bn A committee set up to probe contracts awarded by the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) from 2011 to 2015 has indicted more than 300 companies and prominent citizens including serving and retired officers of the armed forces. Over N7 Billion has been recovered […]
  • The Broadest US Equity Index Is Hitting Resistance

    Via Dana Lyons’ Tumblr, The broadest U.S. stock index has reached an area of significant potential resistance. This will be our last in a series on major U.S. stock indices encountering areas of potential key resistance on their charts – any more would really be redundant. The post-February rally has been impressive in its breadth […]
  • Is This The Most Intricate Oil Theft Operation Yet?

    Via Eurasianet, While Georgia has been caught up recently in a major pipeline competition, with Russia, Azerbaijan and Iran all making a play for the action in this small, strategically located energy-transit hub, some men in the central Georgian village of Ruisi have been busy with a pipeline project of their own. They lay a […]