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Month: February 2018

Copyright Law

Court Dismisses Lawsuit Over Taylor Swift Song Because Lyrics are Too Banal

February 23, 2018 Oscar Michelen 1

U.S. District Judge Michael Fitzgerald of the Central District Court of California has dismissed a lawsuit against Taylor Swift, in which songwriters Nathan Butler and Sean Hall alleged that her hit song “Shake It Off” ripped off the lyrics to 3LW’s “Playas Gon’ Play,” which the pair wrote for the ’90s girl group. Butler and […]

Litigation

For Want of a Comma $5 Million Was Lost

February 13, 2018 Oscar Michelen 2

English majors and writers all over the world know the value of and cherish the Oxford comma. But I doubt anyone knows its true worth more than a Maine dairy company that had to fork over $5 Million to its truck drivers because an overtime law failed to include an Oxford comma in its lists […]

Constitutional Law

Speaking to the Feds is Always Dangerous and to Be Avoided if Possible

February 6, 2018 Oscar Michelen 7

Rumors are swirling that President Trump’s personal lawyers are suggesting to him that he not voluntarily meet with Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller to answer questions in Mueller’s Russia probe. Of course they are and they well should tell him to not go gently into that good night. As any good criminal defense lawyer who has […]

Constitutional Law

Nunes Memo Makes Some Folks Finally Aware of Fourth Amendment

February 3, 2018 Oscar Michelen 2

There’s an old saying - “A liberal is a conservative who’s been arrested.” The truth of that saying was made evident with all the hoopla surrounding the release of Devin Nunes’ memo on how the FBI purportedly is Anti-Trump. So first, some background and an outline of how we got here is in order: What […]

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