Wednesday, September 06, 2006
Dean Tootin' (aka Today's New Blawg)
Lawrence R. Velvel of the Massachusetts School of Law pulls no punches about his thoughts on the Seventh Circuit's recent decision in a case involving IBM's pension plan. He thinks it's "abominable," and a product of "the dishonesty one reviles and the federal judiciary about which one rarely writes." He explains why, then follows up, on his blog. (Dean Velvel is also a podcaster.)
By the way, Dean Velvel is the first blogging law school dean I've yet encountered. If there are others, do let me know.
posted by Denise at 3:42 PM
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