The prolonged yachting-world dispute is the “sporting world’s equivalent of Kramer v. Kramer.” [Hallman, AmLaw Daily]
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by Walter Olson on August 4, 2009
The prolonged yachting-world dispute is the “sporting world’s equivalent of Kramer v. Kramer.” [Hallman, AmLaw Daily]
Tagged as: Jarndyce redux, sports

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Walter, I’d say it is more like Jarndyce and Jarndyce a la Bleak House.
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