Andrew Kim
@andrewkim.bsky.social
Something something law, something something musicals
We've seen all the fed courts greatest hits, such as ordinary preemption, complete preemption, Grable, abstention (several kinds!), ripeness, conflicting canons of statutory interpretation, and people improperly quoting "elephants in mouseholes," for some reason.
October 24, 2025 at 4:13 AM
We've seen all the fed courts greatest hits, such as ordinary preemption, complete preemption, Grable, abstention (several kinds!), ripeness, conflicting canons of statutory interpretation, and people improperly quoting "elephants in mouseholes," for some reason.
Reposted by Andrew Kim
While the law is argued in court, the distinction may not ultimately matter much to its customers. “Pragmatically, I think for the retail individual, they don’t see a difference,” said @andrewkim.bsky.social, a lawyer specializing in gaming law.
September 16, 2025 at 8:10 PM
While the law is argued in court, the distinction may not ultimately matter much to its customers. “Pragmatically, I think for the retail individual, they don’t see a difference,” said @andrewkim.bsky.social, a lawyer specializing in gaming law.
Chris, we need to talk about the absolutely criminal accommodation rates at the Fringe...
August 4, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Chris, we need to talk about the absolutely criminal accommodation rates at the Fringe...
Some of us have dysfunctional ABCC11 genes, thank you very much
July 12, 2025 at 9:52 PM
Some of us have dysfunctional ABCC11 genes, thank you very much
Shockingly, I have actually practiced before the CIT (once).
May 29, 2025 at 1:23 PM
Shockingly, I have actually practiced before the CIT (once).