• At “Hit and Run”, Damon Root deems a certain website “indispensable” [Reason; accolades file]
• Montgomery Blair Sibley, colorful lawyer for the “D.C. Madam” and a figure much covered on this site, has new book out [Doyle/McClatchy]
• Although Indian tribal litigators attacked it as “disparaging”, the Washington Redskins football team can keep its trademark, for now at least. “My ancestors were both Vikings and Cowboys. Do I have a course of action?” [Volokh comments]
• “Is Patent Infringement Litigation Up or Down?” [Frankel, The American Lawyer]
• Maryland high court dismisses autism-mercury lawsuit [Seidel, Krauss @ Point of Law]
• Chrysler dealers are lawyering up against the prospect of being cast off [WSJ Law Blog]
• “Should doctors who follow evidence-based guidelines be offered liability protection?” [KevinMD]
• Obama proposes $1.25 billion to settle black farmers’ long-running bias claims against the U.S. Department of Agriculture [AP/Yahoo]

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