The Law According to Michael Rice
The personal blog of Seattle-based law student Michael Rice (who also writes the Tax Law Journal, and formerly posted content at Coderights), commenting on the law, blogging, school and urban living in the Emerald City.
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Recent Articles
Twitter Updates for 2010-04-06
Looking around for people to follow here in Arizona, using Echofon's location search. # So I think we found a place we like in Tucson already, but I'm waiting to see if they are cool with Eisenhower # Nice day, but that still doesn't account for the Qdoba line… If you ask me, anyway # I can't...
PACER just got cheaper–for casual users, anyway
I saw this announcement on the Arizona bankruptcy court’s website: PACER Service Center EPA Fee Schedule Update: On March 16, 2010, the Judicial Conference of the United States approved an adjustment to the Electronic Public Access Fee Schedule so that users are not billed unless they accrue...
Twitter Updates for 2010-04-05
Happy Easter everyone. I think Easter is Phoenix's best holiday. We're going to the Farm for brunch. # Easter at the Farm (@ The Farm at South Mountain) http://4sq.com/6hZ6rR # Easter at the Farm. Gorgeous day! http://flic.kr/p/7QPFoL # Powered by Twitter Tools Share on Facebook var button =...
Twitter Updates for 2010-04-04
My scammer, Farrah, got back to me. She's a very polite scammer. # Powered by Twitter Tools Share on Facebook var button = document.getElementById('facebook_share_link_958') || document.getElementById('facebook_share_icon_958') ||...
It’s not just tax season, it’s bankruptcy season too
On this interview on American Public Media’s Marketplace, Mitchell Hartman gave an interview. He said: “[Filings] were up by more than a third just between February and March. But there’s actually two reasons why that is not quite so surprising. First off, believe it or not,...
Recommended: why Texas missed the foreclosure wave
So, as you are painfully aware by now, easy mortgage credit, especially cash out mortgages, really fueled the real estate bubble. So, how did Texas–the land of bubbles–miss the foreclosure tsunami (over 13% of Arizona mortgages are in foreclosure)? Maybe this Washington Post article...
House shopping in Tucson
I’m sitting in the back of the car with Mia on our way back to Phoenix, posting from the iPhone. We were shopping for a house to rent in Tucson. I think we found one we like. Check out the backyard in this one–a little different than Seattle! Incidentally, it has a 63 WalkScore,...
Interesting read: a defense of class actions
Jeffrey I. Schindler wrote: Plaintiffs’ lawyers and class actions have been the “whipping boy” of the tort reform movement for far too long. Indeed, the drum has been beaten so consistently during the past decade that it is now accepted as truth in many quarters that only trial...
Twitter Updates for 2010-04-03
My little Saab is so much fun to drive. # I never heard back from my scammer, Farrah, this morning. And I thought we had a good thing going too… # Powered by Twitter Tools Share on Facebook var button = document.getElementById('facebook_share_link_948') ||...
Geeking out with Rule One Four
I have an idea that I got a few weeks ago, and now I’m finally getting a few free moments to spend on it. It’s called Rule One Four, and yes, a few weeks ago I actually thought of it in the shower. It solves an ancient problem: clients want more information from lawyers than lawyers...

