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“Great Minds’ interpretation cannot be correct,” wrote Senior Judge Jerome Farris of the Ninth Circuit for the unanimous panel, noting that it would lead to “absurd results.
January 06, 2020 at 02:45 PM
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Editor and columnist at The Litigation Daily
When my kids were little, I left my job at The National Law Journal in 2004 to work part-time as a freelancer for ALM before rejoining the company in 2009.
During those five years, I volunteered every week at my son and daughter’s school—and much of the work involved making photocopies for teachers using the school’s beast of a copier.
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