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Elsewhere in the Blawgosphere ...

Here is some of what's going on here and there in the blawgosphere:

• A prominent Minneapolis lawyer who is also treasurer of the Minnesota State Bar Association, Aaron F. Biber, has been arrested on charges of criminal sexual misconduct, according to MinnLawyer Blog.

• Following up on our post last week about Illinois deciding not to pursue ethics charges involving Total Attorneys, the Chicago Tribune had a story yesterday about the ethics complaints against the company.

• Results are in for the 2009 Law Technology News technology awards. Monica Bay opens the envelope at The Common Scold.

• Today's Boston Globe weighs in on the file-sharing case in federal court there with an editorial calling it a travesty. Last week, we wrote about the case here and here.

• The British law firm Schillings does not want anyone to think there are any compromising photos out there showing Tiger Woods' -- ummm -- 1 wood, but just to err on the side of caution, it obtained an injunction against showing them.

• The American Association for Justice has yet to find the right person to become its executive director. PointofLaw.com notes that on Friday, headhunter Korn/Ferry reposted the job, which it first posted Oct. 29.

• If you're looking for Hollywood stars, the place to go is Harvard Law School. Alec Baldwin is the latest to lecture there, THR, Esq. reports, close on the heels of a visit by Tom Cruise.

• A public law school in Massachusetts is one step closer to opening its doors after the University of Massachusetts board of trustees voted Thursday to approve the plan.

Posted by Robert J. Ambrogi on December 14, 2009 at 01:15 PM | Permalink | Comments (1)