* Done with the LSAT for good? Here's how one guy got rid of his prep books. [YouTube]
* The State Bar of Wisconsin co-sponsors a resolution to promote fair accommodations for disabled LSAT-takers. [Wisconsin Bar]
* A kidnapper sues his former hostages for breach of contract. [Above The Law]
* Chick-Fil-A sues kid for selling t-shirts with the message "Eat More Kale." [Gawker]
* Amazon may finally start charging sales tax next year nationwide. [WSJ Law Blog]
* Ever wonder how landlords figure out what to charge in rent? Computers. [NYTimes]
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