What a great link you’ve posted — a fascinating read indeed. A law professor who took his boss to court, filing a 200 page complaint after waiting until the la

What a great link you’ve posted — a fascinating read indeed. A law professor who took his boss to court, filing a 200 page complaint after waiting until the last possible day for filing, which included a seven year history of gripes leading up to the physical altercation that went to trial… a law professor who lifts and plays golf who also got a dodgy post-hoc diagnosis a year after the event that it was the altercation tore his shoulder and not his lifestyle choices… a law professor who went through four attorneys before finally deciding to represent himself in court… You’d perhaps think I was creating hyperbole from the linked judgment but the judgement from the appeal court — especially the tone in which it is written — is no less damning than the facts I just picked out from the first few sections. It’s appalling that the WSJ published this professor’s blog entry as editorial commentary.