Author: Dan Hull

“It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.” C. […]

Shocking, breaking news–like Keith Richards likes drugs.

Tom Kane continues the discussion that makes lawyers squirm.

If you haven’t yet, see Balkinization, which focuses on First Amendment and individual liberty issues. Popular, and created by Yale Law professor […]

Dante’s Mount Purgatory. The guide is still Virgil (a/k/a Colin Samuels of Infamy or Praise) on the terraces of Blawg Review #86. […]

Dante’s Mount Purgatory again ascended. The guide is still Virgil (a/k/a Colin Samuels of Infamy or Praise) over on the terraces of […]

Note that one of the better Canadian blawgs is Thoughts from a Management Lawyer, by Michael Fitzgibbon, with one of Canada’s largest […]

And they are: Meet the right people, advance the relationship. Or kiss the frogs, sort the princes, and keep moving? Well, Jim’s […]

WAC? is pleased. Here comes France 24, the French CNN or BBC, which will include an English version, first on cable in […]

See “lawyers sentenced to haiku purgatory, without appeal ” at f/k/a [formerly known as]. WAC? loves Dante, and serenely awaits guides Virgil […]

See “lawyers sentenced to haiku purgatory, without appeal ” at f/k/a [formerly known as]. Damned and over-depositioned WAC? loves Dante, and serenely […]

From The Boston Globe, see “Few Chances for Lawyers to Develop Trial Skills“, by Sacha Pfeiffer.

From Dan Harris’s consistently fine China Law Blog, two posts: “Jack Welch On The China Ready Company” and “China IP Protection Rising–Just […]

Why WAC?’s Client Service Model & 12 Rules May Not Work. Answer: Because people are selfish, and WAC?‘s 12 Rules of True […]

This weekend, visit the Big Man, the Kid from Brooklyn (links above)–he’s “always, always” happy to see you.

Increasingly in global markets, goods (i.e., products and tangible things you can see and touch) are just part of the bundles of […]

Well, for starters, it’s a wonderful, wonderful place to be. Clients are the main event. It is never about the lawyers. It […]

Now, and in the future, size may matter–but only if you are smaller, agile, muscular and can do most (90%) of the […]

Corporate counsel keep telling us, pretty consistently, what they want from my firm and yours. It’s trust, value and a willingness, to […]

For years our firm has tackled environmental issues for clients which produce, use, transport, process or handle fossil fuels. Forget your stereotypes. […]

Too right! Do see Blawg Review #85, one of the best editions of Blawg Review you’ll see, and a truly international one, […]

Query: Is the local bar in your jurisdiction reflect (1) a “clients’ town” or (2) a “lawyers’ town”? The latter, the most […]

Ruthie, GL’s co-blogger, and of “Humble Stock”, according to his intro (we can now safely assume from that remark that GeekLawyer is […]

The answer is coming soon, reluctantly, but with a remedy. Hint: because humans are selfish creatures. To get ready, see the 12 […]

Part I had in a guest role WAC?‘s friend and alleged squeeze as a probate lawyer. Part II is 10 PM tonight. […]

That’s a post by Tom Collins, at More Partner Income. It comments on Rees Morrison’s article “Do the Math on Outside Law […]

Please go un-geek yourself, and begin by reading this one, by Diane Levin at Online Guide to Mediation. It’s called “Get the […]

We’ve caught him in good spirits. Lenz Blog, subtitled “Copyright, Patents, WTO and whatever else interests me”, is by a professor of […]