Miscellaneous

The Daily Memo - 4/7/08

The Ninth Circuit has ruled that the federal fair housing laws apply to website roommates.com, in some difference of opinion with the recent Seventh Circuit craigslist decision. (LAist)

Google's being sued over privacy rights by a couple whose house shows up on Google Street Views. (The WSJ Law Blog)

"This American Life" recently did an interesting episode on politics and the law. (This American Life via Concurring Opinions)

Jury to Microsoft: "You pay $367 million in patent damages and you pay them now." (Engadget)

A Florida judge has resigned following a flap over his spat with a fellow judge, who happens to be, as ATL puts it, a "robe muncher." (Above the Law)

Superdelegate, schmuperdelegate. It's all about the superdelegates. (FindLaw)

I don't know what you're talking about -- billable hours rule. (The WSJ Law Blog)

Avvo is going to start rating lawyers in MA and FL. (Law.com)

Full post as published by Quiz Law on April 07, 2008 (boomark / email).