Author: Dan Hull

It’s Valentine’s Day. And one of WAC?‘s this year is the Empress of Russia, who ruled for 34 years. See this review […]

“It was a frosty morning”, and the sheep, they wur’ sweet, on the Flintshire ‘roods. From a video report in the “North […]

From The Economist, here’s “Heating Up“, a summary of the assessment report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), published in […]

Trial lawyer Jack Carson (not his real name) from Shaker Heights, Ohio, writes in: Dear WAC?: I’m 8 years out of school, […]

London’s Charon QC (Mike Semple Piggot) is for Saturdays. Soon, I’ll make a couple of trips to London–a good town for serious […]

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Updated a bit from our January 1 post. These remain in no particular order, but for what it’s worth, we still think […]

Listen, learn and laugh with “I’m There for You Baby” on San Diego’s CA$H 1700 AM, SATURDAYS, 1-2 p.m. or listen “live” […]

Re: chilling effect on complaints about mediocre, lame and/or bad lawyering or “Well, dang, we weren’t that bad–so we’d like $1 million, […]

“We want to attract and retain excellent lawyers.” Blank Rome, Philadelphia, USA See the article at Law Fuel–The Law News Network re: […]

“Ah how shameless–the way these mortals blame the gods”. Zeus, in Homer’s The Odyssey Or what Zeus meant about fouling your own […]

Not. Recently I met a well-known and beautiful Asian-American journalist on an airplane, tried to get her to talk to me like […]

If you want to see both exemplary blawging and a great ad for blogging all around, see Diane Levin’s “Mediation Channel” Blawg […]

W. Edwards Deming, who died in 1993, was a statistician and consultant credited with the rise of Japan as a manufacturing power, […]

It’s likely all three and I am going to buy it. It appears to be a book for anyone who pitches and […]

Let’s review, shall we? Get off your knees. Stop bottom-feeding. Be a man, or woman. But be somebody. Now, and in the […]

Start with the Atlantic Review and follow links.

John Singer Sargent’s (1856-1925) “Venice“, which Sargent loved and painted passionately, is still at the Adelson Galleries on 19 East 82nd Street. […]

The French do have a long history of embracing correct, civilized and humanitarian ideas. From the Associated Press, see Climate Report Builds […]

Well, do you? From Chuck Newton’s Spare Room Tycoon, see this one and think about the Kool-Aid you bottle and sell to […]

WAC? loves both journalists and the Japanese–but prefers this headline: “Preez, to take picture [crick, crick] of American movie star, Chewie”: LOS […]

So I go to NYC and have two meetings in Midtown Manhattan–and then I have an attack of dreaded W-L balance, which […]

Last night I was “stuck” in Washington DC, one of the few consistently interesting and civilized cities in the U.S. DC is […]

In 2004 I was lucky enough have dinner with a friend, ex-California judge and lawyer-turned-barrister at Gray’s Inn. Among the West’s most […]

BR #93 is by Kevin Thompson at Cyberlaw Central. Blawg Review continues to amaze and establish itself as Lawdom’s Increasingly Global Weekly […]

Robert F. Drinan – Lawyer, Congressman, Irishman, Priest. He served as a Representative from Massachusetts 1971-1981.

See “Working Globally” at Michelle Golden’s Golden Practices.

Free Genarlow Wilson. And file this under I Like To Watch–and Film It, Too. See this interesting post about a high school […]