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Professor Scott Moss of the University of Colorado has a great comment on the Imus defamation suit This is a classic case of a plaintiff who’s justifiably enraged about something
Susan Carter Liebel is a solo practitioner and an adjunct professor at Quinnipiac University School of Law. I stumbled upon her blog this morning and found this posting to be
Sherman, set the wayback machine to Halloween night, 2004. On that evening, Gordon Lee decided to give away 2,000 free comic books to the children of Rome, Georgia. Among those
An interesting trademark/trade-dress case from the District of Utah. Most of the opinion is a relatively dull discussion of trade dress. Here’s the fun part.
New Jersey’s long arm statute seems to have stretched a little too far in this decision. In Goldhaber v. Kohlenberg, the New Jersey Court of Appeals ran through a litany
Bad enough he uses the “vote for me or the terrorists win” argument, but this little gem reveals the true Rudy. We look upon authority too often and focus over
The Moment of Truth for a practicing lawyer occurs whenever a prospective client tells a story that seems morally compelling but legally hopeless. That is where the attorney’s legal research
When you file a trademark application, your final act is to sign the application. That signature, made under penalty of perjury, is that everything in the application is accurate to
Well, now they’ve gone and done it. Someone finally filed a lawsuit to have 18 U.S.C. § 48 declared unconstitutional. (Previous post here).
I distrust those who know so well what God wants them to do because I notice it always coincides with their own desires. -Susan B. Anthony (found the quote here)
“We want to restore honor and integrity to the White House.” -George W. Bush while on the 2000 campaign trail “It is absolutely essential for us to do whatever has