“A Palpably Ridiculous Definition of the Word ‘Review’”

    A perfect story to round out the week, courtesy of the WSJ Law Blog:

    "A lawyer for Microsoft accused a plaintiffs’ lawyer in a class-action antitrust lawsuit against the software giant of splitting the word “review” into two syllables — “re-view” — to interpret a Microsoft discovery request to mean it only sought documents the plaintiffs’ expert witnesses had looked at twice."

    Link: Law Blog - WSJ.com � “A Palpably Ridiculous Definition of the Word ‘Review’”.

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