Jun 20, 2011
Law blog roundup
By: Danielle Ulman
Welcome back to the roundup. Ease into the week with some of the latest law links:
- This should be obvious, but one local lawyer says when when handling a social media crisis, don’t act like Anthony Weiner.
- An American lawyer and a professor celebrated the first public lesbian wedding in Nepal.
- What’s the best way to cross-examine defense medical experts? Why, use their own ethics code against them, of course.
- Isolating race bias in the workplace is difficult.
- Mirriam Seddiq rants on the latest inaction on immigration reform and the FBI’s new guidelines.
- NFL’s Mr. Irrelevant wins a $5.4 million default judgement.
- Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas (above) is drawing more attention to himself with what the New York Times calls an “ethically sensitive” friendship with a Dallas real estate magnate.
Strangely, those cross examination tips work with plaintiff experts too. Especially the ones who forget to delete the last “patient’s” name from the boilerplate report.