• Federal judge throws out wrongful-termination suit filed by pants suit judge Roy Pearson, he’ll probably appeal [D.C. Examiner] More: Lowering the Bar.
• Sebelius signs documents providing lawsuit immunity for swine flu vaccine developers [Orato]
• How Sacha Baron Cohen keeps from getting sued, part umpteen [The Frisky]
• More on British Chiropractic Association’s defamation suit against skeptic Singh [Citizen Media Law, Orac/Respectful Insolence; earlier here, here, and here]
• Next round of lawsuits against Dov Charney’s American Apparel may allege “looks discrimination”, though that’s probably not actually a relevant legal category [Gawker, Business Insider, earlier here, etc.]
• Demand that Chicago set aside municipal contracts for gay-owned businesses [Sun-Times]
• “Grandstanding anti-Craigslist politicians still not satisfied” [TechDirt, TG Daily]
• Judge Kozinski: this is America, behaving disrespectfully toward a cop isn’t a crime [Greenfield]

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