In one of the most foolish (but not the MOST foolish) trademark maneuvers I’ve ever seen, the NFL was seeking to trademark “The Big Game.” Article here. Jeffrey Standen, a
This is the most amazingly shady thing I’ve ever seen lawyers do. A pox on Foley Hoag. On the dark side are: Gary Crossen, an attorney with Foley, Hoag &
A lesson in practicing with civility. Beyond the letter and purpose of the legal standards, conscientious judges and attorneys attempt to implement our litigation system with reasonable efficiency, civility, and
As promised in this earlier post on Related Group v. Stranahan House, I have reviewed the complaint in this matter. My conclusion? Garbage. There are some points in the complaint,
One does not need to be too close to me to know my opinion about defamation actions. Most of these cases are frivolous, unfounded, and the result of a plaintiff
This is ongoing litigation involving my firm, therefore I won’t directly comment upon it. Nevertheless, the Houston Chronicle ran a pretty good story on the case, which I have reproduced
This article demonstrates why “conservatives” need to do some soul searching and boot the Hannitys and the neo-cons out of the movement. Government shouldn’t judge morality for us By LEONARD
I have always found it annoying that no matter how smart you are, how much you might know, or whatever other circumstances might exist, lawyers are not permitted to take
First of all, ha! http://www.getafirstlife.com Freakin ha! Funniest Demand(?) Letter Ever(??) Oh, and WOW! [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LU8DDYz68kM] Back to HA! Click here for more HA.
I came across some true writing brilliance today, and I want to share. Mark Bennett is a criminal defense attorney in Houston, Texas. His blog is here. He writes this
The world would suck without Jonathan Richman in it. If you’ve never seen Jonathan Richman live, you really need to rectify that. Here’s a great preview: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AswoDY7N38] Here’s a great
I would like to announce the launch of CyberLaw.org.nz, a new joint venture of InternetNZ and Victoria University School of Law in Wellington, New Zealand. Edited by Philip Greene, CyberLaw.org.nz
