With a good chunk of Second Life articles focusing on either making money, having sex with furries or the general backlash, it's nice to see something different. John Bringardner at Law.com has an excellent piece up examining just that. It's gotta be one of the first pieces about lawyers with offices in SL and how they're handling things like intellectual property right disputes in-world as opposed to kicking them to the courts (which is what Linden Lab has been doing). Truly fascinating and groundbreaking stuff here. Brian Ashcraft

SL Lawyers [Law.com]

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