“The Village Voice is giving up on a scheme to force rivals to pay for permission to use the phrase ‘best of.’” [Paid Content]
Chronicling the high cost of our legal system
by Walter Olson on February 2, 2012
“The Village Voice is giving up on a scheme to force rivals to pay for permission to use the phrase ‘best of.’” [Paid Content]
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Someone should place Village Voice on a “Best of Ridiculous Lawsuits” list.
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