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If you haven't altered the signature, I'm thinking it's an April Fool's prank. - Alan J. Shore is the name of James Spader's character on "The Practice" and "B
by bmelton 16y ago
If you haven't altered the signature, I'm thinking it's an April Fool's prank.
- Alan J. Shore is the name of James Spader's character on "The Practice" and "Boston Legal".
- Bar IDs in the state of Florida do not have hyphens.
- 1-2345 is a very unlikely Bar ID regardless of the hyphen.
- There is no registered "Alan Shore" in Miami (though there is an Allen M Shore in Fort Lauderdale).
- I can't find any Trademark registration for either PageLever or Page Lever.
- Edit: 12345 belongs to Samuel O Carson, of Gainesville, FL; Deceased.
http://www.floridabar.org/names.nsf/0D856BE6EA32ECE1052576D9006CBABB/F9EFF7B20A77982885256A82007C40E4?OpenDocument http://www.floridabar.org/names.nsf/0D856BE6EA32ECE1052576D9...
At this point, I'm thinking you've been Punk'd.
You should note, however, that if somebody else comes behind you and registers PageLever as a Trademark, it's very possible for them to take your domain legally.
Edited to add a link to Samuel Carson. Thanks FirstHop
- FirstHopSystems 16y agoAnyways 12345 is for a dead lawyer. I would be freaked the hell out. A Zombie Lawyer!!!
- jeffwidman 16y agoYou're totally right. Just got a phone call from my sister... she totally punk'd me. Now the ENTIRE office is rolling on the ground laughing... Of all people, my non-techy sister!