Your Tuesday Digital Dump.

 
Hi kids, a lot happening here in sunny South Florida.

Let's get right to it:

1.  Once again The Garvinator delves into the law, this time crisply analyzing the complicated 200+ page health care opinion thusly:  it reminds him of that time Bubba lied about his schmeckle!

(I'm not kidding.)

2.  This has nothing to do with South Florida, but a Manhattan deli can properly claim ownership of the "Heart Attack Sandwich" throughout all of New York (h/t Random Pixels):

Before filing suit, the Heart Attack Grill sent a cease-and-desist letter claiming the sandwiches — the Instant Heart Attack features two latkes filed with corned beef, pastrami, turkey and salami– violated its trademarks for its various “Bypass” burgers.
The “Quadruple Bypass Burger,” by comparison, features four half-pound beef patties, eight slices of American cheese, a whole tomato and half an onion. It weighs in at a whopping 8,000 calories.

Come on, even my mother ("eat, you're too skinny!") would not try to serve me this sandwich:

Good thing there's no obesity epidemic in this country!

3.  11th Circuit opinion upholding bank waiver of arbitration provision in Checking Overdraft litigation by submitting issue to Judge King -- oops!

4.  Spencer's breakfast club interviews criminal defense lawyer Scott Kotler:

Spence, you know how those pictures at Disney World when we were kids always had a big palm tree behind our heads?

Just saying.....