I have discovered several hacked posts on my blog, and there are doubtless many more. I am in the process of reviewing posts and taking out material inserted by the hacker(s).

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One Blog I Never Want to Appear On

February 25, 2008

Ever run across some horrible writing in an opponent’s brief and wish you could broadcast it to the world? Now you can. Legal Literatus, the blogger at the relatively new blog, Lawyers[‘] Writing Wrongs, gives you that outlet. LL solicits your contributions and provides his e-mail address in the sidebar of his blog.

Hat Tip: Mister Thorne of Set in Style.