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- June 25–29: The FCBA’s Bench & Bar Conference will be in Silicon Valley area (Monterey) for the first time. Speakers are primarily judges and in-house counsel. [LINK].
- Such As: Contract Specialist Kenneth Adams discusses the recent decision in Lawler Mfg. v. Bradley Corp. and the use of “such as” in contract formation. [LINK][Patently-O discussion of Lawler].
- Egyptian Goddess En Banc: Oral arguments are online.
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Is the audio quality any better on this one than the Bilski argument? Seems like the bench was mic'd but not the counsel lectern. Made for a tough listen hearing the questions but not the answers.
Posted by: Anon E. Moose | Jun 02, 2008 at 04:51 PM
Is anyone else here going to the Bench & Bar Conference in Monterey? I'll be a panelist there, and I'd be glad to join anyone here for a cocktail.
Posted by: Andrew Dhuey | Jun 02, 2008 at 10:57 PM
Dennis,
Where's your take on the Egyptian Goddess oral arguments?
Posted by: Interested | Jun 06, 2008 at 05:48 PM