Litigation

Around the web, July 13

By Ted Frank

• NAM/NFIB/ATRA brief in Kivalina.
• Second Circuit: contract provision is "unconscionable" even when attorney voluntarily agrees to it. [Fensterstock v. Affiliated Computer Services; NYLJ]
• Ribstein on Dodd-Frank, which now seems to have the votes to pass the Senate. [Forbes]
• More on the race and gender quotas in Dodd-Frank. [Fed Soc]
• Health-care bill side provision swamps small businesses (including mine) with ton of tax paperwork. [CNN]
• I would require these UK officials to write out John Tierney's piece on recycling in longhand, recycle it, and then write it out in longhand again. [Telegraph]
• A NYT op-ed on the Rule Against Perpetuities, and I even agree with it.

Full post as published by Point of Law on July 13, 2010 (boomark / email).