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The Right Thing: When do loud talkers on the train cross the line?

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By Robert Hillman
| Wichita Eagle Verified
The Amtrak Wi-Fi is so reliable that several others who were traveling on the train broke out their laptops and phones and used the journey as an extension of their workspace. (Robert Adrian Hillman/Dreamstime/TNS) Are loud conversations on electronic devices on public transportation wrong? I live in Boston, and it's often simpler to travel from here to Manhattan by an Amtrak train rather than fly. The train involves fewer changes and less waiting around.
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Everything (Almost) You Wanted to Know About Tortious Interference

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By Robert Hillman
| Open Legal Blog Archive
Danielle D’Onfro & Cathy Hwang, Tortious Interference Revisited, __ U. Penn. L. Rev. __ (forthcoming), available at SSRN (Feb. 19, 2025). Professors D’Onfro and Hwang’s new article, Tortious Interference Revisited, brings the reader almost up to date on the nature of tortious interference and, in doing so, adds to each of their impressive contributions to contract scholarship.
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Acoustic Voice and Speech Biomarkers of Treatment Status during Hospitalization for Acute Decompensated Heart Failure

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By Olivia M. Murton, G William Dec, Robert Hillman, Maulik Majmudar
| Texas Medical Center
This study investigates acoustic voice and speech features as biomarkers for acute decompensated heart failure (ADHF), a serious escalation of heart failure symptoms including breathlessness and fatigue. ADHF-related systemic fluid accumulation in the lungs and laryngeal tissues is hypothesized to affect phonation and respiration for speech.
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