Notes Ted Frank, On a day where he also took his son to an Arena Football game, Bashman managed get posts with dozens of links.

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Another option for attorneys was serving as a mediator. People have weddings planned or Attorney Injury Texas a party or something, and it gets in the way.

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• JC Breathe Easier Blog 194 gers Along with the attendant risks of getting sued, do learn ever worry if your blogging could get you fired?
• First, Ted Attorney pointed to a New York decision weakening the state's Frye evidence standard.

Some of us think this major opinion is long due, and that delay may be a sign of impending reversal. Tom Kirkendall Whose heads are really the sand?

Gordon Smith thinks the Delaware Supreme Court is playing with mind. A big thanks to Larry Ribstein, Tom Kirkendall, Ted Sam Munson, and our editor Walter Olson for all their hard work. Steve a mixed (hobby non-hobby) blogger disagrees. As Robin a VP at Linden, put it: It disrupts events.

• Speaking of Vioxx, Ted Frank points us to a new study, the first to suggest Vioxx elevates short-term users' risk of attack.
• Ted Frank and Martin Grace's of the Center for Justice and Democracy has stirred up quite a reaction.
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• On his practice weblog, Evan Schaeffer alerts us that confidentiality agreements in settlements may tax consequences for plaintiffs.
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SM Night The Next Generation The reality television craze has long since entered the courtroom, even if the Supremes are still resistant. And ever worry our liability as bloggers? Dutson, which an advertising company sued a blogger for defamation. And Howard Bashman of How Appealing, celebrating his fourth blogging anniversary from his new home at Law. And speaking of coffee (wait for it) could the blogosphere possibly go a week without mentioning the McDonald's lawsuit?

Whether or not that's true, he does win $5 from Heidi Bond, who thought JNOV was a woman as opposed to Horwitz, who speculated AI program. All that was was a live confrontation between the parties on the Jerry Springer show. WO 2 Baseball, Death, and Taxes Finally, looking some revelations and sightings in the blawgosphere, Ted Frank notes some eerie coincidences.

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