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Fab Flash: Louis Vuitton Wins Court Battle
Today saw a ground breaking court ruling which is sure to change the future of both online auction sites and counterfeit goods. Louis Vuitton (who seem to love court drama) took ebay to court over the sale of counterfeit goods on its site, and for selling genuine products outside their desired retail channel.
Paris’s Tribunal de Commerce cited “grave errors” on eBay’s part following a two-year court battle.
Nerd Boy Takes His 3-D Animation to Court
When a flying snowball pelted the dude below, one of the lenses in his glasses took the hit and broke. Whoops! Not only did nerd boy take this super serious flyby snowballing case to court, he made an animated 3-D reenactment of the "crime" to give the judge and viewers at home some sense of the pain and trauma he endured that dreadful day.
A Courtroom Smackdown
Who has the time to wait for a judge's verdict? The following woman didn't, so she got her own revenge while exiting the courtroom. It was a childish thing to do, but no more distasteful than the victim's exaggerated and over-dramatic response to the deed.
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N.H. Judge Rhymes Ruling To 'Green Eggs And Ham'
Court rulings have become the stuff of child's play. A New Hampshire inmate filed a lawsuit because prison officials will not feed him a kosher diet.
61 Year Old Phone Sex Operator
Sue here has been "pleasuring men on a phone conversation line" since 1988 and she's not ashamed one bit. In fact, she gives Judge Mathis an in-person sample of her sexy time talk and, needless to say, the bailiff had to come to his rescue. I'm surprised Mathis didn't turn around and sue her for damages!
The People's Court: What's Your Verdict?
A not so little known show called The People's Court is in its ninth season of broadcast. Seriously, people--what the hell are we watching here? (You know you're guilty of tuning in at some point or another.) The show attributes itself to the rise of the entire "television court show genre" because it was the first to feature an hour's worth of "real litigants...real cases...real justice...all year long!"
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Crave Worthy: A Backyard Bocce Court
I've recently become a bocce fanatic — I'm even in a league. It's the ultimate social game because anyone of any age or skill level can play. So, when I saw this backyard bocce court at Ceja Vineyards, I nearly died and went to heaven.
World Wide Web of Justice: People's Court RAW
I'll admit, in my youth I abused TV courtroom dramas. Hey, I was young, it was summertime, and the talkshow/reality TV circuit was in its nascent stages. That's why to this day I can recite the whole opening to The People's Court.
Lily Allen Wins Libel Damages Over "Rant" That Never Was
Lily Allen has won "substantial" damages over an article that was printed in The Sun headed "Ranting Lily", that alleged she made offensive remarks about Cheryl Cole and David and Victoria Beckham.
Lily wasn't present at London's High Court for the settlement, but her solicitor said that the article suggested she had made offensive remarks about her fellow celebs in an interview which she supposedly gave to So Foot — a French football magazine — but he said the newspaper has accepted that Lily was never interviewed for the magazine and did not say any of the things that were attributed to her.
The newspaper's solicitor, Mike Patrick, offered apologies on behalf of the paper for the upset and embarrassment caused.
Food Court Survival: Part I
The mall is almost unavoidable during the holidays, and something about all that running around and waiting in lines makes me hungry. What's worse: Not only am I hungry, but I also know there is a place where food is easily accessible. That place, like the fast food holy land, is the Food Court.
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