• New Yorker suing boss for $2M because working in New Jersey caused him “anguish” [Biz Insider]
• British lawyer’s libel threats impede UK publication of Paul Offit vaccine book [Respectful Insolence]
• Lawsuit settlement leads to Florida push to curb tobacco discounter [WSJ; background, Jeremy Bulow]
• Allegation: attorneys made personal use of cy pres fund in Armenian genocide settlement [PoL]
• “Telecommuting employees raise special wage and hour issues” [Hyman]
• UK bias cops wonder whether to ban gay-preferred along with gay-not-preferred guesthouses [Ed West, U.K. Telegraph]
• Copyright mills: “Local law firm wants to defend people sued by local law firm” [TBD] Related: [Citizen Media Law, Coleman]
• “Top 10 Reasons to Not Open a Bar or Restaurant in NYC” [NY Enterprise Report]

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