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A bad marriage with monuments
Richard Cohen in the Post on Tuesday: "Washington is a bad marriage with monuments. Just to get through the day, it's necessary to lower voices, modul…
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Protecting the Senate from the passions of the electorate
From Bill Frist's resignation speech that he delivered on the floor of the Senate yesterday: "...we are moving toward a body that has too much of a tw…
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The Long Tail of Patent Litigation
Motivated by the talk of a few weeks ago, I looked at the patent litigation data in my IP Litigation database to see whether the duration of litigation conforme…
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Will Universal's Campaign Against User-Generated Content Lead Us Back To Sony?
Universal Music has begun to go after user-generated content sites in a big way. In October, Universal sued video-sharing sites Bolt and Grouper, alleging that…
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Podcast 411 with Rob Welch
Rob Welch, author of Tricks of the Podcasting Masters, interviewed me recently about the Podcasting Legal Guide and my forthcoming podcast series that will addr…
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governmediality.net is live
The website for the workshop 'Governmediality of Work, Welfare, and the Life Course'at the Hanse Institute for Advanced Study Delmenhorst, Germany Dec 7…
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Update: Shloss v. Estate of James Joyce
This post is to update everyone on the progress of the litigation between Carol Shloss and the Estate of the late literary genius, James Joyce. As this Website…
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Poulsen Files Motion For Attorney's Fees After Successful Action
The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) includes a fee-shifting provision to incentivize private individuals to bring FOIA compliance actions. An award of fees is…
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Plaintiffs' Motion to Have the Court Reconsider Its Order to Have BT Recreate "Aparthenonia" and BT's Opposition to that Motion.
After the Court reserved judgment on BT's summary judgment motion pending his recreation of "Aparthenonia" from scratch, plaintiffs moved to have…
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Plaintiffs' Opposition to Summary Judgment and BT's Response
Plaintiffs' filed their opposition to BT's motion for summary judgment on October 12, 2006 (available here). Instead of arguing the issue of access, pla…
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BT Moves for Summary Judgment
On September 25, 2006, the Clinic and co-counsel at Kirkland Ellis moved for summary judgment on behalf of BT. The primary thrust of the motion centers on plain…
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Group picture with BT at the Red Devil Lounge
I don't know if a picture deserves its own post, but I guess I'm going to find out. Here's a group shot from last week's BT concert at the Red…