Civil perjury: If you can prove it, do you use it? And how?
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Month: November 2006
Happy Birthday to Justin Patten’s Human Law
One of my favorite sites in any jurisdiction is Human Law, by English lawyer-consulant Justin Patten. HL turned one this week. Justin […]
Part II: Tennessee Senate Race: ‘How would Jesus vote?’
From NBC News, by Brian Williams, here’s “It’s Mud Over Issues in the Volunteer State” in Harold Ford Jr. v. Bob Corker. […]
Arsenic, Old Graves and Green Funerals.
From Jason Goodman, Managing Editor at Water and Wastewater Products magazine, one of the better management-side environmental news publications out there, here’s […]
Moving South: Kitzbühel, Austria
Kitzbühel, even older than Mainz, is a medieval city in the province of Tyrol, Austria, near the river Kitzbühler Ache. The Illyrians, […]
View from Germany: Daimler To Dump Chrysler?
“Will Daimler Shed Itself Of Chrysler?“, by Dietmar Hawranek at Spiegel International. Excerpt: [A]s long as Chrysler is still showing billions in […]
Mainz, Germany
With a strong mix of Celtic, Roman, Frankish and Jewish roots, Mainz is very old (founded by Roman General Drusus in 13 […]
The rise, sort of, of legal weblogs.
Do I think blogging is (a) important or (b) the wave of the future? Answers: (a) no, and (b) I have no […]
Newton’s Law: “Third Wave Law Firms”
WAC? always did like Texans. A man with a true virtual law firm, Texas lawyer Chuck Newton at Spare Room Tycoon has […]