Author: Dan Hull

Great post and heads up from Ed Poll at his LawBiz Blog about how things have changed in our business in the […]

Off-Topic Department: Is it just me–or do people (including the Associated Press sports staff) just love to see Duke lose?

Any good and active Australian or New Zealand blawgs out there? Australia is now a “player” and, hey, these folks like to […]

I’m not an old guy yet–but I’ve been pracxticing law for a long whilte. One of the reasons I know that is […]

Here, from an AP news story. Ironically, the draft on-line copyright bill, which passed the French National Assembly but still needs to […]

In either event, or if you’re just burned out by meditating too much on the BTI Consulting Study, try something different by […]

Long title but you get the idea. We live increasingly in a “service-based” global economy. Any studies or stats out there on […]

Good mornin’ pards. From his Oklahoma-based Jim Calloway’s Law Practice Tips Blog, Jim Calloway has authored Blawg Review this week and Blawg […]

Note the March 2 post here, which shows we still need more Asia law blogs (English versions) regardless of where they originate. […]

“Lawyering as Soulful Work” is a March 11 post by Wall Street lawyer and consultant Arnie Herz at Legal Sanity as well […]

For years I’ve seen Fortune 500, European companies and big privately-held firms leave large law firms for high-end boutiques and, more recently, […]

It’s right here from Law.Com and it follows our March 4 post “High-End Clients Not Happy at All” and great posts earlier […]

Great post from Michelle Golden commenting on Jim Hassett’s equally thoughtful one on whether or not “to sell” during interviews with clients […]

China Law Blog, a site based in both the U.S and China, has made some great posts lately commenting on China business […]

Speaking of our nation’s capitol, I’ve posted about D.C.-based telecom and lawyer’s lawyer Mark C. Del Bianco before, including here a couple […]

This week I’m in my native Washington, D.C. – where the proper care, feeding and upkeep of The Rolodex has been an […]

I’m back East for 2 weeks in my real stomping grounds of Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland and DC, where the earth is starting […]

Here’s the fallout from our Geeklawyer post earlier this week. It features Ruthie and GL’s motorcycle named “The Terrible and Inexorable Wrath […]

Interesting statistics from The Economist: In 2000, the United Kingdom had a population of about 60 million, and the US had 285 […]

It’s here from Larry Bodine and read The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference by Malcolm Gladwell if […]

Jim Hassett continues an ongoing important discussion amongst top legal marketing thinkers at his Law Firm Business Development blog. It’s right here.

Visit Chicago litigator Patrick J. Lamb’s new and improved site at In Search of Perfect Client Service. The man keeps raising the […]

From ex-Apple evangelist and guru’s guru Guy Kawasaki, who gets more visits to his blog in a day than most people see […]

Because it involves our clients and practice, I’ve posted about this overall issue before. And yesterday both the WSJ Law Blog and […]

See Kevin O’Keefe’s recent post containing the secret answer at his Real Lawyers Have Blogs. Brace yourself, because Kevin’s answer makes way […]

Our firm’s practice has taken us to the southern UK quite a bit: London, Suffolk, Kent, and Cardiff, Wales. During one of […]

See yesterday’s WSJ Law Blog at “Judge Rejects Inscrutable Motion, Cites Adam Sandler’s ‘Billy Madison’”.

…it’s a thoughtful, even-handed, spirited and comprehensive scan of last week’s posts by Unused and Probably Unusable.

In two parts by Jim Calloway – Part 1 and Part 2 – and originally appearing in the Oklahoma Bar Journal. These […]

And, more importantly, do those successes keep you from seeing entrenched fallacies and faulty assumptions in your thinking that will bite you […]