Pittsburgh Legal Newslog: Treasury Offers to Subsidize Qualified Short Sales Under New Guidelines.

Posted by Cliff Tuttle DSNews.com Daily Dose, December 29, 2009.

Google Scholar, new research tool. Give it a try.

Posted by Cliff Tuttle (c) 2009 Last month, Google rolled out the Beta version of its new FREE legal research tool. It responds to a key word search with cases. Of course, nobody is guaranteeing anything. But who knows what might turn up? Please try it out by clicking here. Then come back and tell […]

That Nutmeg Lawyer Guy Can’t Be Serious. Ever.

Click here for the funniest lawyer ad ever. Well, recently.

From “Anticipate This”: It will Never Fly Department.

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Pittsburgh Legal Newslog: New Judges, Walko, Klein and Ignelzi, to be sworn in.

Posted by Cliff Tuttle Newly elected Allegheny County Common Pleas Judges Don Walko, Arnold Klein and Phil Ignelzi will be sworn in on December 28, December 29 and January 7 respectively. The Allegheny County Bar Association Event Calendar lists the time and place for the receptions.

Pittsburgh Legal Newslog: Foreclosure Mediation in Allegheny County has Saved 200 this Year.

Posted by Cliff Tuttle Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, December 26, 2009.

The Email Trap.

If a recipient’s computer is seized by authorities, hacked by criminals or reviewed by an adverse party during discovery in a civil lawsuit, the sender’s email is read by someone who is planning to do harm to the recipient and could, depending upon the content, develop an interest in doing harm to the sender. Worst of all, the recipient could betray or accuse the sender, providing the email to police, media or spouse — or all three. [As with Tiger Woods] And then, there’s blackmail. [As with David Letterman]

Every email you ever sent has the potential to end up in the hands of an enemy.

Pittsburgh Legal Newslog:K&L Gates Update.

“Christmas is an excuse for picking a man’s pocket.” — Ebeneezer Scrooge

Retail Theft Update.

The new comment contains a report on a Walmart customer who was tackled by two Walmart store detectives and another customer and who died as a result. You never know the medical condition of someone you physically assault and (as they told us in torts class in law school) you take ’em as they are, pre-existing conditions and all. Add to the list of don’ts: don’t run.

Yes, Virginia, There Are Lawyers Who Love Their Work (and they’re Not Sickos).

Posted by Cliff Tuttle (c) 2009 SUMMARY: Lawyers on 22 Tweets tell why they love their work. With all the talk about lawyer burnout, layoff, stress, etc., it is a fair question to ask: who would ever want to be one? The archetypal story seems to be that this smart, energetic and even idealistic kid accumulates […]

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