• Electric-car maker Tesla doesn’t get many kind words from free market types, but here’s one [Coyote] More: North Carolina auto dealer lobby strikes back [News & Observer]
• One lawyer’s selection of the worst lawyer billboards, though they’re far from the worst we’ve seen [John M. Phillips]
• House hearings on litigation abuse and on litigation and international competitiveness [Judiciary, more, Point of Law]
• Ninth Circuit cites conflict of interest, throws out credit reporting class settlement [Trial Insider; Daniel Fisher]
• Private pensions, market-based water rates and more: “Australian travel notes from a policy wonk” [Alex Tabarrok]
• “Use elevators properly. Riding outside of cars can be dangerous and deadly” [Scouting NY, seen in Bronx apartment building]
• “It’s long been my view that blawgs, law blogs, are the greatest peer reviewed content ever created.” [Greenfield]

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