fsulawyer Harry Hackney
Jaikus from fsulawyer
Wednesday, 26 September 2007
-
What do a redneck divorce and a tornado have in common? Either way you're losing the trailer. What do you get when you play a country song backward? You get your truck back, your dog back, and your woman back. And no being born during a hurricane has nothing to do with my chosen profession. However, I was the only baby in the hospital not named Don, Donald, or Donna.
Tuesday, 25 September 2007
-
Never heard one myself (thank God!), but I've heard that freight train description before. I think mobile home parks and airports are tornado magnets. The nice thing about hurricanes compared to tornadoes is that you have warning of the hurricane and can get the heck out of the way! Although as a Florida native, I can't say that I ever have evacuated for a hurricane. I was even born during a hurricane. (That's no joke. I really was.)
Monday, 24 September 2007
Saturday, 8 September 2007
Wednesday, 29 August 2007
-
I'd prefer to be killed due to eating steak, drinking beer, and smoking a cigar. I rarely drink due to some medications and I've never smoked, but I've decided that if I live to be 80 I'm taking up ALL the bad habits. Why not? No one lives forever.
-
I had a high school classmate/law school classmate who dropped dead of a massive heart attack at age 40. She was thin, athletic, and worked out every day, which goes to prove my theory that exercise will kill you. You just never know.
-
You must be home by now. How'd it go?
-
I've listened a few times. (I'm a skeptic notwithstanding the fact that I occasionally go to church and send my kids to a religious school.) So, Perry DeAngelis passed away at age 44. I really hate hearing stuff like that, especially when the deceased is younger than me.
Monday, 20 August 2007
-
If it were appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court on a question of Federal law, and if that Federal law preempted all state laws to the contrary, then it might be applicable everywhere in the U.S. However, this case appears to have been decided on questions of California law applicable only in California and Federal law.
-
Well, actually..... One famously liberal Federal Circuit Court of Appeal (i.e., the 9th Circuit) has ruled that under California law the arbitration clause is unconscionable and that this result is not preempted by Federal law. Whether the same result would be reached in local state courts or even in other Federal Circuits remains to be seen. The 9th Circuits rulings are binding in Federal courts in the 9th Circuit. They aren't necessarily binding elsewhere.
Wednesday, 15 August 2007
Thursday, 9 August 2007
-
Be careful kayaking! Are you going somewhere that there is no red tide? Last time I went kayaking (in Key Largo), I got very wet.
Tuesday, 7 August 2007
-
So you're off to the Keys? My son was just saying he wants to go back to Key Largo. (The only part of the Keys he's been to so far.)
-
Joe speaks! He's alive! You must have a LOT of family from Texas.
Sunday, 5 August 2007
Comments from fsulawyer