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Read MoreAmazon has long claimed it can’t be held liable for the defective products of third-party sellers on the argument that Amazon is merely an intermediary between sellers and buyers. But a recent California appellate court disagreed.
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It’s bar exam season! So, in the continuing saga of “Why is this still an issue in the 21st Century?” I want to take a little time to talk about — you guessed it — menstrual products!
Read MoreToday, Black Lives Matter Seattle-King County, the ACLU, and a number of individuals received the first of what will hopefully be many victories in their case regarding the SPD’s conduct in the handling of the recent BLM/George Floyd protests — an order granting (in part) Plaintiffs’ Motion for a Temporary Restraining Order.
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Last month Andrew Ackley published an excellent tutorial on how to use Zoom for deposition exhibits. Building off that, here is a tutorial on using Zoom’s annotation function not just to share and display exhibits, but also to mark them up.
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In case it was still a question, Microsoft has settled the single space/double space debate: one space is correct, two spaces is not. Word will now highlight two spaces after a period as an error and offer to correct it.
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A little piece of good news that may have gotten overshadowed by current events — earlier this year the Washington State legislature passed, and Governor Inslee signed into law, a state version of the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA).
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Thankfully he is easily satisfied by food, if only for a little while…
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Tonight is our usual Game Night. Given the situation with COVID-19 we are not getting together in person, but that won’t stop us!
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I realize we in Seattle area don’t get snow often, so just a friendly public service reminder why it’s important to clean snow off your car before driving. We’re all in this together!
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With a little rain comes a rainbow…
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I like to say we’re living in the future. Computers in the palms of our hands. Wireless… well, everything. Technological breakthroughs everywhere we look, being incorporated not just into our daily lives, but also into medicine. However, one dentist appears to have taken it too far.
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In college I took a class on animal behavior, where I learned about game theory, and specifically a strategy called “tit for tat.” Although it’s been years since I took this class, I was recently reminded of it during a deposition.
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While browsing the legal news — like you do when you’re a lawyer — I came across this question from the ABA: “What’s your favorite trial scene from a movie?” This got me thinking about trial scenes in science fiction.
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From my first attempt at pumpkin carving in many years!
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Remember, always properly secure your load when driving, whether it’s lumber, mattresses… or 216,000d6 worth of dice.
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This is what some might call "assumption of the risk." As in: If you try to flip a heavy custom wood gaming table, you assume the risk of giving yourself a hernia. But what is "assumption of the risk," legally speaking?
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Got my flu shot at work today. Because while Friendship is Magic, immunization is SCIENCE!
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Are you sensing a theme here?!?
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