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Liebeck v. Starbucks - The New Chapter of Hot Torts
We all remember the classic case of Liebeck v. McDonald’s. Well it seems other hot drink vendors didn’t learn this important lesson. A woman in Manhattan is suing Starbucks for $3 million for her hot drink. It’s tea this time, not coffee, but it did result in some pretty nasty thi...
Obama - Change is gonna come … to college football!
Slate magazine has Obama’s take on the BCS rankings and his promise of change. (H/T to VC Blog). Here’s the interview. Slate magazine has Obama’s take on the BCS rankings and his promise of change. (H/T to VC Blog). Here’s the i...
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Coffee? Tea? a Depression? … Anyone?
Judge Richard Posner suggests that an economic depression might not be that bad for the country and that depressions often have a silver lining. His co-blogger, Gary Becker, counters that if there’s a silver lining, then it’s awfully thin. Perhaps more interesting is This American...