• Interview with brewmaster of “Collaboration Not Litigation Ale” [Abnormal Use]
• New “public trust” theory emerges in climate change litigation [Sean Wajert, Jim Huffman]
• Who did the fact-checking? Questions over award to Harper’s journalist Scott Horton [Stimson, Heritage “Foundry”, my ’08 take]
• “Nightmare scenario for higher education”: copyright case against Georgia State seeks sweeping injunction [Duke University Libraries]
• “Vast wasteland” broadcast regulator: “Glenn Garvin scales and guts Newton Minow” [Miami Herald via @jackshafer]
• Teacher in suburban DC still devastated by false abuse charges [WaPo, Lanny Davis, David Bernstein]
• Sweetness and light: “Rising tide of litigation lifts [law] firms” [WSJ Law Blog]

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