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sharlmbracta · 9 months

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edit: i got hard drived

#mario's hat stands for ''metroid''#and luigi's hat stands for ''litigation''#💣💣💣#well this is pook #mario #metroid #luigi #litigation #sdlkfjlksdj i can't #The W Stands For WUMBO #well nahh i will still call it the mario hat.#that's what symbol direction does for you #then did they rip mario's hat in pieces in odyssey just for the sake of a 'fan hat' being shredded apart 🤣#i don't think so‚ mr. smartypants.#hard drive #hard drived #misinformation #misinformarion

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alephskoteinos · 1 year

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A short article remarking upon and commemorating the second dismissal of The Satanic Temple's case against the Queer Satanic collective.

#queer satanic #the satanic temple #slapp suits #litigation #freedom of speech #satanism

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happywebdesign · 4 months

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Adiem Law

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radiofreederry · 8 months

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When a lawsuit has multiple cross-complainants

#litigation #legal humor #follow for more of this hip finger on the pulse comedy

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lawsforhumanity · 1 year

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IMO all lawyers should get to do this once for free.

#real lawblr #lawblr #litigation #trial life

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discoveryesq · 18 days

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To have been a fly on the wall during OJ Simpson’s privileged conversations with his #lawyers

To know what he actually disclosed to that law firm…

Since he passed away today some people may think that his lawyers (the ones who are still living) can reveal that information.

HOWEVER, the attorney-client privilege survives the death of a client, so his attorneys still may not reveal any of the privileged communications they had with him.

Even if they really want to and people are really curious.

*Note that this works differently where the client is a corporation that subsequently dissolves; courts have ruled that dissolved corporations no longer can assert the attorney-client privilege.

#oj simpson #oj Simpson dead #discovery #litigation #lawyer #attorney client privilege #privilege

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design-law · 1 year

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Does this chair infringe this design patent? That’s one of the claims in this recently-filed complaint.

#Summer Classics #Costco #chairs #furniture #design patents #litigation

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litigation-property · 8 months

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Litigation Property Carefully

Citizens carefully verify this type of property

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#litigation property #property_bangalore #litigation #litigation land #litigation property bangalore #property bangalore #real estate #property

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why-animals-do-the-thing · 1 year

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Infectious disease, captive animals, and the Endangered Species Act

There's been a really interesting development in how the Endangered Species Act relates to captive animals in the United States. I picked up on it last fall and spent most of the early part of this year writing a paper about what happened and what implications it might have in the future - but what I didn't expect was to proved right within a month!

Basically, two different lower court judges have ruled recently that exposing captive endangered animals to an increased risk of infectious disease is a violation of the Endangered Species Act. They don’t actually have to get sick - just the fact that the risk wasn’t prevented qualifies. This has super huge implications for zoos and sanctuaries and anywhere else with an endangered species collection. Both lawsuits (one about a lemur, and one about some of the tiger king lions) resulted in major consequences: the lemurs were seized, and since the lions had already been removed prior to that lawsuit, the guy involved got hit with major penalties and prohibitions for the future.

Where I think this potentially creates the most immediate issue is, of course, SARS-CoV-2. Most zoological facilities are ending their requirements for staff to mask and socially distance around susceptible species (and holy heck, I was not aware how many species can get sick from it). This is especially a huge concern for big cats, since they seem to be the most at risk. The ESA lawsuit from 2020, against Jeff Lowe for his treatment of lion cubs, specifically notes that it was a violation for him to not follow “generally accepted” risk mitigation procedures, specifically, not masking and not distancing. So does that mean that zoos and sanctuaries that are having staff stop masking around tigers and lions and snow leopards are violating the ESA? We don’t know for sure, but it’s entirely possible.

The reason we don’t know is that the scope of the ESA is being changed by the interpretation of the courts. Rather than getting amendments passed, or having FWS choose to consider certain things violations, these judges are basically ruling on what they see as a violation of their understanding of the law. And those precedents can have some pretty serious impacts. Other judges aren’t required to rule the same way on similar topics (as long as they’re not in the same district, and a lower court, than the original ruling) but they often take previous precedents on the topic into pretty serious consideration. So for example, the argument that not masking around the lions was based on a precedent from the previous case, where it was ruled that having a lemur living in a situation that made it more likely to get sick was also a violation. So in the next case, courts could choose to agree with the lion and lemur precedents - or not - and we don’t know for sure until it’s litigated. Sigh.

But here’s the thing: there’s plenty of other zoonotic diseases that captive animals have to be protected from. I wrote my paper originally about SARS-CoV-2, but noted at the end that “While SARS-CoV-2 was the zoonotic disease risk during the [lion] court case, it is important to recognize that the ESA violations identified by the courts in that lawsuit and in [the lemur court case] were on the topic of increased or unmitigated disease risk more generally. This new scope of the ESA captive take provision may be relevant to other circulating zoonotic pathogens; for instance, the H5N1 strain of avian influenza has recently proven to be fatal to tigers, mustelids, and some marine mammal species.” I realized after publication that it could be argued that EEHV - the really deadly elephant hemorrhagic herpes virus - might also fall under the scope of these rulings.

And surprise! A couple days ago, it made the news that the Noah’s Ark Animal Sanctuary in Georgia was told to change their practices or be sued for violating the ESA. Some of the allegations? That the facility “failed to prevent tigers and a lion from exposure to the potentially deadly Avian Influenza virus.” I expected to see additional claims in ESA lawsuits about infectious disease risk - I just didn’t expect to see them so quickly after I published a big project warning about the possibility.

I don’t have a sense of where this issue will continue to go from here, as each additional court decisions changes how the precedent might have impacts. But I do think it’s going to be important to pay attention to, and might have pretty big impacts on how facilities handle zoonotic disease moving forwards.

A link to the full 13-page paper on the legal precedents - and my concerns about the impact of ending SARS-CoV-2 precautions around endangered animals - is below.

#endangered species #zoo management #zoos #tigers #lions #zoonosis #endangered species act lawsuit #litigation #covid #HPAI

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thesobsister · 4 months

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https://x.com/judgefergusontx/status/1623668045104431106

“I’m here live…I’m not a cat…”

It’s never not a good time to (re)watch Lawyercat, here helpfully retweeted by the judge before whom this unholy feline-attorney hybrid appeared.

#lawyercat #zoom #litigation #made fun

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backtonormallife · 11 months

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#british royal family #brf #idiot Prince #litigation

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styleofthelaw · 1 year

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#cyclist #cycling #cyclisme #specialized #bicycle #mensfashion #menswear #fashion #tumblr milestone #lawyer #law firm #lawyers #advocate #litigation #legal #lawsuit

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stlouiscaraccidentlawyer · 1 year

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seacoastmultimedia · 1 year

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The Benefits of Hiring a Litigation Support Company

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