• “A Patient Dies, and Then the Anguish of Litigation” [Joan Savitsky, NYT, more]
• “Kern County’s Monstrous D.A.” [Radley Balko]
• “Former N.Y. Judge Sentenced to 27 Months in Jail for Attempted Bribery” [NYLJ]
• “ADA Online: Is a Website a ‘Place of Public Accommodation’?” [Eric Robinson, Citizen Media Law, background here and here]
• “The New Climate Litigation: How about if we sue you for breathing?” [WSJ editorial]
• Saratoga school district agrees to overregulate, rather than ban, students’ bikes [Free-Range Kids, earlier]
• “Head of BigLaw pro bono department fails to pay income taxes for 10 years? How’s that happen?” [WSJ Law Blog]
• Municipal subprime suits: “The Most ‘Evil’ Lenders Are Also, Conveniently, The Richest” [Kevin Funnell; more at Point of Law]

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