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tortfeasors tortfeasing– the profane-yet-(mostly)accurate guide to legal terminology for…

Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer. I have no intention of ever becoming a lawyer. I am licensed to practice law in 0 states and have no plans…

Dec 13, 2024

tortfeasors tortfeasing– the profane-yet-(mostly)accurate guide to legal terminology for…

Dec 13, 2024

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the “new normal” / unevenly distributed

It is no secret that Covid-19 has substantially altered the modern American workscape.

Dec 23, 2020

the “new normal” / unevenly distributed

Dec 23, 2020

your client may not actually be guilty

If I ever get charged with a crime, I know some lawyers I won’t be calling.

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your client may not actually be guilty

20h ago

Nothing beats what Clifford Geertz called "thick description" (way back when).

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Should you include assembly instructions? — a guide & flowchart for the mechanically adept

Does the item require assembly? Start here.

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Should you include assembly instructions? — a guide & flowchart for the mechanically adept

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I think you're probably onto something, but I also think ...

Have any of these people ever been to a sporting event?!?!

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answer the dumbass questions

You don’t want content for people who already know.

Jan 14

Screenshot of “People also ask” results from a Google search on the keyword “criminal process.”

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People get (understandably) frustrated with language because it is, at base, always at least one…

The central tenet of semiotics (and therefore of linguistics, its most famous subsidiary) is that the relationship between the signifier…

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Much like this one.

I'm put in mind of a quote from an old Michael Crichton book, Eaters of the Dead – if you haven't read it, it's a retelling of the Beowulf…

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Both.

... you can spell it Tort/Feasor Variety Pack if you really want to set all the critics on end LOL.

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Sarah G. Carpenter, Ph.D.

Sarah G. Carpenter, Ph.D.

Dissertation: With/In Limits: Play as Practice in the Digital Vernacular (2020) // www.theconsultingacademic.com

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