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“Judge Posner Blasts Banana Lady”
I never quite expected to see a piece from Lowering the Bar that embraced within its structure both “banana lady” and “Judge Posner.” But Banana Lady and the perhaps overly regarded federal judge Richard Posner (who publishes a book every … Continue reading
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The first Perelman case declared “frivolous”
From the Daily News: Lawyer win in Perelman case A New Jersey appeals court on Thursday ruled that billionaire Revlon chairman Ron Perelman’s initial challenge to his former father-in-law’s estate plan was “frivolous,” but a $2 million fine against his … Continue reading
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