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The Daily Memo - 11/01/06
Jesse James Hollywood, who’s awaiting trial for allegedly running the kidnapping and murder of a local teen, has filed a lawsuit to keep the movie Alpha Dog, based on the story, from being released because it could poison the jury pool - and this comes on the heels of the prosecutor being removed from the case for helping the filmmakers. (The Hollywood Reporter, Esq.)
A hearty “welcome” to The TTABlog, which is joining me up in the Boston area. (The TTABlog)
Author Neil Gaiman explains why authors should prepare a will, even if “they don’t mind who gets their jeans and old guitar when they die,” and even offers a quick and dirty form for you writers out there to use. (Neil Gaiman’s Journal)
Now that her man Brad may be filing a lawsuit, Jolie is jumping into the waters with a possible lawsuit of her own against a Cambodian aid group which may have played funny-money with her donations. (Yahoo News)
Last week a lawyer accused a judge sitting on his trial of being impaired on the bench, so now the judge has declared a mistrial. (Legal Profession Blog)
Rapper Heavy D is suing an insurance company for $1.5 million because they allegedly owe him money for payouts he had to make in relation to a 1991 stampede at a celebrity basketball game. (New York Daily News)
The DOJ is investigating Sony in connection with alleged price fixing of RAM. (Slashdot)
