• From attorney Bob Ambrogi, on Twitter: “This felt wrong: Shortly after heated call with lawyer saying he’d sue my client, he sent me invite to connect on LinkedIn.” Related: Amy Alkon.
• “Spot the lawsuit in this commercial” [Louis Vuitton vs. Hyundai; Trademark Blog]
• Video: “Community swimming pool closes due to lawsuit” [Hazleton, Pa.; U.S. Chamber Faces of Lawsuit Abuse series; plaintiff’s side of things]
• Recycling, found materials, and why so much “green building” won’t last [Sippican Cottage and followup]
• German ban on homeschooling not a compelling reason to grant asylum to affected family [Krikorian, NRO, Volokh]
• Ted’s Center for Class Action Fairness files objections to a Costco fuel class settlement; related reflections from the judge in the recent Honda case;
• “Photographing Public Art: A Legal Waltz in Seattle” [Citizen Media Law, earlier]
• “Big Bankruptcies’ Big Fees Raising Questions” [Asarco, Station Casinos; Baxter, AmLaw Daily]

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