HIPAA is a huge law with a lot of technocratic language.

The HIPAA privacy rule only applies to healthcare professionals and insurance companies. It requires entities in the business of handling PHI to take steps to keep PHI private. HIPAA does not apply to individuals who possess PHI but are not healthcare professionals.

See right after I wrote it, I heard it in Mark Hamill’s “Joker” voice. Then, I immediately heard it in Harley Quinn’s voice.

It puts the pudding on its skin. Or else it gets the gellatin.

Your question can only be answered in the affirmative if Donald Trump’s monstrosity is equal to or less than Bill Cosby’s. If Donald Trump’s evil exceed Cosby’s, then Jell-O has yet to be associated with such a monster.

You’ve obviously never handled any of Wyrmwood’s product. It’s really well crafted and absolutely gorgeous.

This sounds like a violation of many states’ consumer protection acts. Most of them prevent bait and switch advertising (which this is not, but it’s awfully close).

It appears they’ve forgotten the switch in time, that saved nine. They want to steal a Supreme Court seat? We’ll have to go to an eleven member Supreme Court when we take it back.

Oh, I’m well familiar with the convoluted licensing rights to the Macross Saga. It’s why we’ve been denied access to Macross Frontier.

Ah, yes. The copyright infringer.

Call me when this is available:

Poe’s law is more relevant now than ever.

I don’t know, but I’m betting they’re in the minority.

Not really all that surprising. In 2015, the BSA did a survey of parents for their feelings on the BSA’s policies on homosexuality. My sense is that the demographic shifts that led to acceptance of gay marriage also led to the new policy.

Or, in layman’s terms, that the President of the U.S. is being controlled by a racist, sexist, white nationalist pig who keeps saying the President is “Jacksonian” knowing damn well Jackson was a slave-owning, genocide-engineering, racist, sexist pig.

Always happy to help. My business is so arcane that most people don’t understand and it. That’s really unfortunate because it’s the system we have for most people to enforce their rights....

Who says it’s a typo?

I think the issue is that without service, it has no effect. Most states require service be accomplished within a certain time frame, or the case is dismissed.

Of the many ways to effect service, publication is (a) the least effective; (b) the least constitutional; and (c) the least used. It also takes like three weeks. They may have found out about the problem after it was too late to get it done. TMZ’s story doesn’t really give me enough information to say who screwed up…

1) Maybe. Depends on the statute that creates the right to a protective order. The statute may require that service be obtained within a set period of time or the order goes stale. If that’s the case, then the judge might have lacked authority to give more time for service. Note that there’s nothing that prevents them…