• “Vision Media Suit Over Criticism on 800Notes Dismissed” [Paul Alan Levy, Consumer Law & Policy, more; earlier here and here]
• “In Search Of a Definition for the term ‘Patent Troll'” [Gene Quinn, IP Watchdog]
• U.K.: “The end of ‘have-a-go’ litigation?” [Guardian, Telegraph]
• “Lessons in Blogging”: it won’t kill you to link to opposing views [Turkewitz]
• Briefing and fairness hearing in Volkswagen sunroof leak settlement [CCAF]
• Troublesome treaty signed by US on ADA anniversary: “Ratification of the Disabilities Convention Would Erode American Sovereignty” [Steven Groves, Heritage]
• Abolish summary judgment? Now hold on a minute [Ronald Miller]
• A strong liability-reform advocate on a Democratic national ticket? It happened when Gore slated Sen. Lieberman as VP pick [ten years ago on Overlawyered]

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