u/FunImprovement166

I am in need of CLE hours before my reporting period is over in July. I'm in-house counsel for a large utility contractor and before that I did ID for over 10 years. Looking at CLE opportunities, I saw the Plaintiff's bar was having their annual conference which has the amount of CLEs I want. I also know some Plaintiff's attorney friends who are going and it's in a fun city in my state. Seems like a good time but it's nowhere near any work I've done before. Anyone else ever crash a CLE that has nothing to do with their practice area? Would it be too weird?

I'm a West Virginia remote worker and I love traveling all over the state. I heard a few years ago that Buckhannon had something called the Upshur County Innovation Center that offered office space for remote workers who happened to be traveling in the area. Like an attorney who had a deposition in Buckhannon could just go there and work for the day up until the deposition.

Does Buckhannon still have this? I tried googling and everything about it stops in 2021. Also, are there any other spaces like this in other towns in WV?

I feel like if Gordon saw a lobster claw game at the Black Pearl when he went to the restaurant initially, he'd have commented on how tacky or ridiculous it was.

In Burger Kitchen, I feel like he would have torn David Blaine's Redemption Burger apart if he was served it when he had his initial meal. It wasn't cooked to the temperature he wanted plus it was greasy as hell. I could see him squeezing the burger and all the juices going all over the plate while making a comment about the Exxon Valdez but we were past that point in the show.

Unintentionally of course