Routing Numbers and the ABA
We get several visitors regarding this issue, so it’s about time for a blog post about it. Greg Thatcher is a friendly, unassuming software engineer with a small website that
Author: Andrew Delaney
Andy is a trial lawyer with a penchant for bad jokes and bad punk rock.
The NFL and its Tax-Exempt Status
In 2010, I wrote a law review article on the NFL’s tax-exempt status as a 501(c)(6). The article was cited in Senator Tom Coburn’s 2012 Wastebook. Lately, the article has
Have you been throttled?
We’re going to take a leap here and posit that mobile bandwidth usage historically hasn’t been a problem in rural and semi-rural Vermont—coverage has been so sporadic that connecting to
Wrapping Presents
If you’ve ever had trouble wrapping presents, here’s a helpful tutorial from “Chip’s Tips.” WARNING: May contain language not suitable for work (or children).
Common Sense and its Exceptions
This summary of a recent Vermont Supreme Court case will also be posted on the SCOV Law Blog in more or less the same form. Taylor v. Fletcher Allen Health Care, 2012
In the middle of the night . . .
This summary of a recent Vermont Supreme Court case will also be posted on the SCOV Law Blog in more or less the same form. State v. Paro, 2012 VT 53 (mem.)
A Call to Arms
This summary of a recent Vermont Supreme Court case will also be posted on the SCOV Law Blog in more or less the same form. Pcolar v. Casella Waste Systems, Inc., 2012
Shameless Publicity Stunt
In an effort to make this site more interesting for visitors, here’s what we’ve come up with. If you have a general legal question, post it in the comments on
Simple Criminal Defense Advice
Courtesy of Goodfellas, some criminal defense advice.