Behind the menacing letter in question, apparently: a baffling failure to grasp the context in which the phrase “Academic Advantage” appeared on the popular blog.
Chronicling the high cost of our legal system
by Walter Olson on January 18, 2011
Behind the menacing letter in question, apparently: a baffling failure to grasp the context in which the phrase “Academic Advantage” appeared on the popular blog.
Tagged as: nastygrams, on other blogs

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Now the phrase academic advantage will be paired with douche bag in some web search as a result of this posting.
And the firm Lazar, Akiva & Yagoubzadeh will be paired with “stupid, abusive lawyers who do not understand intellectual property law or the English language”.
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