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Observed arrival · 2026-09-25

Attorney at Lore: Superhero Liability in Court

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Florida trial lawyer Brian S. Brijbag applies real negligence law to superhero stories through a book and comic-con panels.

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Comic-con audiences and superhero-law enthusiasts
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Panel formats include audience voting, mock trials with volunteer jurors, and moderated questions about franchise-specific legal hypotheticals.

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The booking page asks programming directors to send dates, room size, and the fandoms their crowd cares about. Listed formats range from a solo presentation with audience voting to a mock trial using volunteer jurors; the site also describes readings and signings. Its sample case questions include who covers a sidekick’s workers’ compensation and whether a masked vigilante can testify without unmasking.

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◎NicheUnusually specific use
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