Author: Dan Hull

See this particularly insightful and–if you think about it, exciting–Howard Bashman special to Law.com.

David Fischer and his colleagues at Antitrust Review have covered last week’s better posts in Blawg Review #67. There’s a nice balance […]

Fifty-seven million of us, at any rate. From Kevin O’Keefe’s respected site Real Lawyers Have Blogs, here’s “39% of Americans reading blogs” […]

An unusual, interesting and inspiring post by Blawg Review has made me re-think my career, fall in love, get inexplicably hungry. It’s […]

In 1976 Congress passed a barely-noticed housekeeping addition to Title 28, the part of the U.S. Code that deals with federal courts. […]

Most of this week I’m in Pittsburgh, City of Bridges, and for reasons I could never quite fathom a town of remarkably […]

Surrounded much of the time by corporate tax people, I’m on the lookout for tax blawgs in US and abroad. And here’s […]

There is no shortage of posts these days about the truly cross-cultural challenges of better client service. We start with better client […]

Blawg Review‘s global expansion of the digital conversation continues. And in a big way. The first non-US host of Blawg Review ever, […]

From Jim Calloway’s well-regarded Law Practice Tips Blog, here is the June 20 post “What Creates Client Satisfaction? Meeting Expectations“. Two excerpts: […]

Mobbing in Scotland

Here are five nice follow-ups on Blawg Review #65 which echo the “hey, let’s all get un-insular” point we at WAC? were […]

On July 12, 1986, around 1:30 AM EST, I had my last drink. By that, I mean my last Heineken, Jameson, wine, […]

MILAN, Italy – Along with age-old issues like how did the Universe begin, what is reality and is the refrigerator light always […]

Happy Birthday, America. Yesterday my British friend Justin Patten at Human Law posted Britain falls out of love with America – Is […]

Blawg Review, which weekly samples the best of the previous week’s legal weblog posts, is out. This week’s Blawg Review #64 is […]

Sure it can. If you live in or can somehow access the San Diego market on Sirius, tune into “I’m There For […]

Yorkhill Law Publishing, an arm of the respected Center for International Legal Studies in Salzburg, Austria, recently released the 2006 update of […]

Here’s a first-rate primer on international arbitration by lawyers from DLA Piper’s London and New York offices. It appeared June 26 in […]

Terrific post by Jim Calloway at his respected Law Practice Tips Blog on perhaps the most difficult of all client/customer tasks: creating […]

Clients. If you are interested in getting and keeping good ones, and deepening your relationships with them in ways that aren’t shrill […]

Here’s a simple way to get a litigation client to stay on with your firm for non-litigation work. Trial lawyers are constantly […]

This column by Newsweek‘s Richard Wolffe and Holly Bailey appeared yesterday in Newsweek online. My two cents is that the column understates […]

To follow up on earlier posts over the past few months, WAC? is calling for suggestions of active legal weblogs from or […]

In advertising, never attack your own industry. I read that long ago. But in 1998–when people started to realize that a combination […]

At times, but rarely, I have mixed emotions about Letting Markets Solve Everything. I used to joke that I would return to […]

We live in a world that never sleeps, and now it combines the ancient with the digital. I left Manchester three days […]

Later today I leave for Chicago, then to Manchester, England for a couple of days, and finally for points further north and […]