The return to school often brings a host of legal curiosities and oddities. This year is no exception, with some unusual and even perplexing legal events capturing the attention of the legal community. One such incident is the dissemination of unauthenticated emails that falsely appeared to be sent by the reputable email service, FeedBlitz. These emails, designed to deceive recipients, were flagged by FeedBlitz itself as a security measure to prevent users from unwittingly falling prey to malicious sites. More information about this can be accessed here.
Moreover, in the curious case of a class-action lawsuit concerning a dispute over the meaning of “boneless,” the dissenting opinion pointed out that “‘all sensible people’ take the usual and customary meaning of ‘boneless’ to be ‘without bones.'” Indeed, the summer has seen its share of strange legal happenings. For legal professionals seeking to navigate these idiosyncrasies, staying informed has never been more essential. Read more about these legal peculiarities in John G. Browning’s latest insights.