1. After graduating from law school in 1990, I worked at a Bankruptcy boutique firm. Brilliant lawyers, all much smarter than I. But all willing to fill an empty vessel. After two years I struck out on my own and, as a small business owner, tried to keep my library expenses down.
2. I took Con Law as an undergrad and since then I've tried to keep current on all US Supreme Court cases. So I called SCOTUS' Clerk's office and asked if I could download the cases. They said only Westlaw & Lexis could that. I told them that I it sounded an antitrust violation.
3. A few weeks later they knocked it off. Allowed @Cornell Law School to do it. I've gotten the cases via email every term since. I think my oldest sister gave the speech at her graduation from Cornell. I missed it, but I think somebody told me that. Probably my brother.
4. I missed his too. Come to think of it, I missed my own law school graduation. So I guess it's not really that bad I missed my sister's speech.
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