David Lat, former U.S. Attorney, proprietor of Underneath Their Robes, and a former contributor to Wonkette, has teamed up with Elizabeth Spiers and created a new law blog: Above The Law.
From his post entitled Letter from the Editor: Welcome to Above the Law:
Above the Law will be defined less by specific subjects within the law and more by tone or worldview (Weltanschauung, if you will; and you will, ’cause you’re pretentious). We’ll write about all things legal — law firms, judges, law schools, cases — as long as we have something mildly amusing, or at least obnoxious,* to say about them.
Hey! That’s what The Legal Reader does! Anyhoo, go pay David’s new enterprise a visit and welcome him back to The Internets (which, as you know, consist of “a series of tubes“).
David Lat, former U.S. Attorney, proprietor of Underneath Their Robes, and a former contributor to Wonkette, has teamed up with Elizabeth Spiers and created a new law blog: Above The Law.
From his post entitled Letter from the Editor: Welcome to Above the Law:
Above the Law will be defined less by specific subjects within the law and more by tone or worldview (Weltanschauung, if you will; and you will, ’cause you’re pretentious). We’ll write about all things legal — law firms, judges, law schools, cases — as long as we have something mildly amusing, or at least obnoxious,* to say about them.
Hey! That’s what The Legal Reader does! Anyhoo, go pay David’s new enterprise a visit and welcome him back to The Internets (which, as you know, consist of “a series of tubes“).
David Lat, former U.S. Attorney, proprietor of Underneath Their Robes, and a former contributor to Wonkette, has teamed up with Elizabeth Spiers and created a new law blog: Above The Law.
From his post entitled Letter from the Editor: Welcome to Above the Law:
Above the Law will be defined less by specific subjects within the law and more by tone or worldview (Weltanschauung, if you will; and you will, ’cause you’re pretentious). We’ll write about all things legal — law firms, judges, law schools, cases — as long as we have something mildly amusing, or at least obnoxious,* to say about them.
Hey! That’s what The Legal Reader does! Anyhoo, go pay David’s new enterprise a visit and welcome him back to The Internets (which, as you know, consist of “a series of tubes“).
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