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*Betta Pharmaceuticals: Sued their CEO, [[Mark Eastman]], for a small accounting mistake in his post-college years. | *Betta Pharmaceuticals: Sued their CEO, [[Mark Eastman]], for a small accounting mistake in his post-college years. | ||
*Pirate Music: In 2004, the law firm defended the parents of Nick Patterson, a young boy obsessed with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Wagner Richard Wagner] operas who would go as far as to dress 13 hamsters in army uniforms to re-enact a war while playing a Wagner symphony. The lawyers lost the case against the company, but still stand by their values, including their dislike of "popular music - even if it was popular 100 years ago". | *Pirate Music: In 2004, the law firm defended the parents of Nick Patterson, a young boy obsessed with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Wagner Richard Wagner] operas who would go as far as to dress 13 hamsters in army uniforms to re-enact a war while playing a Wagner symphony. The lawyers lost the case against the company, but still stand by their values, including their dislike of "popular music - even if it was popular 100 years ago". | ||
*[[Rusty Brown's Ring Donuts]]: Accused the Donut chain of deliberately fattening and weakening police forces in 2006, based on the stereotype that cops love donuts. | *[[Rusty Brown's Ring Donuts]]: Accused the Donut chain of deliberately fattening and weakening police forces in 2006, based on the stereotype that cops love donuts. Rusty Brown's was ordered to pay $400,000 in compensatory vouchers. | ||
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