Logic and Games

Logic and Games

* Two guys try to cash in on the Jeremy Lin fever by trademarking the term "LINsanity." [Above The Law]

* In other trademark news, Apple is forced to stop selling the iPad in China because an insolvent company there claims to have trademarked the term already. [NYTimes]

* State lawmakers want to limit the activities of a law clinic at the University of Maryland School of Law.

* A woman suspended from practicing law lies to get *onto* a jury. [WSJ Law Blog]

* An analysis of just how useless law review articles can be. [ABA Journal]

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