Litigation

Around the web, February 10

By Ted Frank

• TRO against collection in Chevron Ecuador case. [AP/NYT]
• Responses to Laurence Tribe (NYT) on the Obamacare lawsuits. [Yoo @ Ricochet; Epstein @ Ricochet; Adler @ Volokh; Tabarrok; Instapundit roundup]
• Zach Scruggs has already served his time for his role in the Scruggs bribery scandal, but is arguing to undo his guilty plea. [LNL]
• Putative consumer fraud class action against sugary Nutella spread over the standard "part of a healthy breakfast" language. [WLF; OL link roundup]
• New York Times and Washington Post continue to lie about Citizens United; the Times editorial page is particularly bad about legal issues, refusing even to issue corrections. [Atlantic; Volokh]
• More media bias on judicial confirmations. [Whelan]
• Sara Wexler on the pending Brueswitz v. Wyeth Supreme Court case. [DJCLPP Sidebar]
• My oral argument in the Ninth Circuit in the Bluetooth class action settlement case. [CCAF]
• Japanese anime satirizes American legal system. [Siouxsie via OL]

Full post as published by Point of Law on February 10, 2011 (boomark / email).