Red Shoes, Stymied Pilots, Art Fortresses, and Kiwi Pirates? Sure! It’s Just…

… Thurday’s JD Supra Buzz. What we learned today:

American Airlines pilots shot themselves in the foot when the rejected the airline’s collective bargaining agreement (Bloomberg Law) 

Desperate Housewives star’s wrongful termination claim? Too desperate (Mintz Levin) 

Louboutin wins. Yves Saint Laurent wins. Looks like the color red is the real winner (Foley & Lardner) 

A federal appeals court struck down Texas’ voter ID law, but the state’s not giving up (Lawyers.com) 

Q: if a thumb is worth $30,000 and a right eye $75,000, where do you work? A: Georgia (Jodi Ginsburg) 

Need to stash your Van Gogh and don’t want to pay taxes? Try an “art fortress” (Sheppard Mullin) 

District court judge rejects a plea deal because the defendant would have given up his right to an appeal. Here’s why it’s the right decision (Ifrah Law) 

Shiver me timbers! New Zealand is set to send pirates down the river (Baldwins) 

New technology, same law: video streaming service Hulu needs to follow privacy laws written for videotape rental businesses (Carr, McClellan, Ingersoll, Thompson & Horn) 

The EEOC has set its priorities for the coming year, and they look very familiar (Constangy, Brooks & Smith) 

Do you miss the “liner notes” when you buy digital music? So do the artists (Heenan Blaikie) 

Oops. Apparently the CFPB didn’t review their work before they turned in their report on private student loans (BuckleySandler) 

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