@dilanesper Not to denigrate the asylum work that is the bread and butter of a lot of biglaw pro bono practices, but unsurprisingly the gap between what people say when pro per and asked about their own experiences and what they say when they’re represented by AmLaw 100 lawyers is real big
@constans Honestly I went this spring and it’s still an A+ tourist destination but it absolutely conveys the impression that there’s, uh, not a whole lot of productive activity going on
@JeremiahDJohns@jessesingal Ok, but this is Karakstsanis, who is literally one of the most insane people in American public life. The last time I saw him he was ranting about how body cameras for cops enact the panopticon.
@mattyglesias good letter but I think the mayor needs to rethink her use of text formatting (bold, italic, underline) for emphasis, which is a little chaotic
@ENPancotti there's no subsidized mezz financing for hotels as far as I know but real hotel prices declined 5% from 2000-2019 despite massive tourism demand growth in that (pre-COVID) period
@ENPancotti it doesn't seem like the private development market undersupplies, say, strip malls, hotels, assisted living facilities, data centers etc., at least where they're allowed to be built liberally. what's different about the residential RE capital stack?
@KelseyTuoc This was originally a Supreme Court thing but with the rise of the celebrity SCOTUS litigator plus internet distribution of oral arguments it’s making its way into other courts, which are often much less genteel and close knit than SCOTUS (so it OFTEN reads as passive aggressive)
@danepps This is super depressing but also says as much about the state of (“top 50”) legal scholarship as it does the technology frontier. Maybe not crazy to be optimistic that once you can just automate the slop the returns to genuine human-derived insight will be greater?
NEW: The Hudson River Park Trust says it will not renew its contract for ICE parking, following Sludge's report on the arrangement.
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