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The Daily Memo - 5/4/07
Washington state’s Governor signed a bill into law naming the Pacific chorus frog the state’s official amphibian. (Boston.com)
Sirius and XM have been hit with another patent lawsuit. (Engadget)
Why does Judge Kozinski hate the blogs? What did we ever do to him? (Above the Law)
A California man was arrested after allegedly stealing 26 (!) cars in order to see his girlfriend. (SignOnSanDiego.com)
A patent lawsuit has been filed over “the recently concluded half-grass, half-clay tennis match between stars Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.” (ESPN)
A trans fat lawsuit filed against KFC has been tossed out, although I don’t think the judge actually said that this case was “for the birds”…but he should’ve. (CNN)
In Jersey, a lawsuit over “rent-to-own” agreements has settle for $109 million but, of course, each plaintiff will likely see less than $1,000. (Law.com)
The son of the mighty former voice of the NFL, John Facenda, can seek damages for the use of pappy’s name in connection with 2006’s Madden. (ESPN)
