• “Ten Ways Lawyers Rip Off Clients” [Lawrence Delevingne and Gus Lubin, Business Insider]
• White House visitor logs contain more entries for trial lawyer lobbyist Linda Lipsen (5x) than for Hillary Clinton (3x) (h/t ShopFloor)
• Time magazine has a cover story on child overprotectiveness [Free-Range Kids]
• “Why so many talented people give up on moving to the US”: one immigrant’s 7 year journey through the legal paperwork [Pete Warden]
• Speaking for the whole New York profession? “New York Bar Association president decries tort reform proposals” [Rizo, Legal NewsLine]
• Chamber of Commerce “needs to develop thicker skin” in response to Yes Men parody [LA Times]
• New York: “Judges collect pension and regular pay, and it’s perfectly legal” [Jonathan Bandler, Journal News]
• Cook County “out $14K for toilet paper injury” [Chicago Sun-Times]

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