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Sailor, writer, CFA, Yale Law Knight fellow, ex- Forbesie, husband & father of 2. In no particular order.

Guilford, CT
Joined June 2009
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Pay to play? Nonsense! They just want to earn billions while saving the planet!
REPORT: Climate Law Firm Bankrolls Dem AGs Before Midterm Elections, Raises Pay To Play Questions: “Sher Edling has a history of being awarded contracts by Democratic attorneys general to sue oil companies on behalf of the state…Given Sher Edling’s financial stake in being awarded contracts related to climate litigation, the recent donation raises concern over a potential conflict of interest between newly elected Democratic AGs and Sher Edling.”
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Gun control for thee…In cases involving weapons offenses, Bronx prosecutors are instructed in training materials to “[k]eep the firearm out of the record of conviction” and “[o]ffer something that does not specify a firearm” in plea bargaining. nypost.com/2026/10/26/us-new…
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Someday this business will be viewed correctly as an abuse of the courts. But it requires judges who understand how it works.
$800,000 for the attorneys and $38,633 for the class. The lawyers will lie and tell the court it’s a “$2 million” settlement because that’s what was “made available,” though everyone knew there wouldn’t be that many claims and the settlement was designed solely to pay lawyers. Objection deadline was July though, and none of the 1.8M class members contacted @HamLincLaw to object—not that California state courts are likely to care.
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Make it illegal to work, then start carving out exceptions for people with clout.
Look at how many professions (which seem to include freelance writers and editors like me) the Senate Labor Committee Chairman now wants to protect from the ABC Test rule After NJDOL and Governor Sherrill just told us all that nothing changed and we don't have to worry
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Lede: “Who should cover the costs of climate change?” Answer: It won’t be oil companies. Sue an entire industry and consumers pay. Easier to tax, but then no fees for private lawyers. nytimes.com/2026/10/05/us/po… via @NYTimes
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The signs left it to the person reading the sign “to determine what his or her ‘own risk’ is,” a plaintiff expert said. Because no one can do that without help.
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