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Legal News – LexBlogosphere: 9/30/07

By Rob La Gatta on September 30, 2007
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Legal News - LexBlogosphere - Lawyer Blogs and BlawgsDreary, rainy and cold here in Seattle on this Sunday, which gives folks like myself a good excuse to not leave the house all afternoon.

The few updates for September 30, 2007 include:

  • “Hollywood Palladium saved from wrecking ball” – Encino, California attorney Alan Aronson in Aronson Light LLP’s Commercial Real Estate Update
  • “LoPucki v. Baird redux: bankruptcy titans blog ‘head to head’ over Chapter 11’s utility or futility” – Chicago lawyer Steve Jakubowski in his Bankruptcy Litigation Blog
  • “Video of the week: Corvette vs. Civic” – Matick Chevrolet’s Ryan Esler in their Corvette Blog
  • “Bill Marler, guest barfblogger: calling for Congressional hearings on the safety of the U.S. meat supply” – Seattle lawyer Bill Marler, guest blogging in the International Food Safety Network’s Barf Blog
  • “Domestic violence and the Houston Area Women’s Center” – Texas attorney Shannon Cavers in her Houston Divorce & Family Law Attorney Blog

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