• Gender imbalance in Wikipedia and geographic bees? Find something else to worry about [Heather Mac Donald, Slate, via Secular Right; Perry] “On Equality: The Anti-Interference Principle” [Donald Kochan, Chapman, SSRN]
• High-profile NY attorney suspended after “avalanche” of complaints [Turkewitz, more]
• Credit unions vs. class action lawyers [Funnell]
• Obligation to use club cards to facilitate recalls? CSPI’s strange lawsuit against Safeway [Goldfarb, Food Liability Law]
• “Arkansas Justice Has a Generous Lawyer Friend, Disclosure Forms Reveal” [Weiss, ABA Journal]
• NYC pols plan regulatory squeeze on popular inter-city “Chinatown bus” operators [DNAInfo, Reason]
• “Kentucky appeals court reverses $42 million fen-phen fraud judgment” [Courier-Journal, PoL]
• $1,500 per lead brought in: why you see so many mesothelioma ads on the web [three years ago on Overlawyered]

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