Lawffice Links - Wages, Statutory Interpretation, and the Oxford Comma

We hold these truths to be self evident, that paragraph indentations should be reduced from .5 to .3, that one period between sentences is better than two, and that you should always use the Oxford comma.

As I sometimes do with issues that have already been blogged to death, I drop some Lawffice Links instead of re-hash:

• Oxford comma issue benefits drivers in overtime case in ABA Journal;
• Lack of Oxford Comma Could Cost Maine Company Millions in Overtime Dispute in NYT (HT: @nick_reichart via Twitter) (Sidenote: I'm about 95% sure that the author is my high school band director's son); 
• For want of an Oxford comma by Jon Hyman; and
• Employer’s wage and hour defense foiled by a comma. Yep, a damn comma! by Eric Meyer.

Finally, if you're still not quite sure what an Oxford comma is, then I hope this will help: