Redux: Blawg Review #318, April 23, 2012.
Dan Hull @Whataboutparis, inspired by Shakespeare, inadvertently channels Hunter S. Thompson in this week’s Blawg Review #318: My name is Dan Hull. […]
Author: Dan Hull
Hull McGuire PC Lands New Digs at Pennsylvania & Fourth, Southeast.
The Tune Inn, 331 1/2 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE, Washington, DC
Whose History Now?
People are tribal; we are proud of our tribes. Why not WASP History Studies in colleges? Or Caucasian History? Or White History? […]
Getting Paid: Pedestrian Tip No. 3 on Invoicing to Avoid Hating Life.
If you are a professional services biller, your bills should genuinely reflect value and effort. Your descriptions in each bill of the […]
Law Business Protip of the Week: The Receptionist.
Stunning thin smart personable young female receptionists are hands-down the most important development in brick and mortar business in the last 100 […]
The Winter Urban Homeless: Talk to them. Ask them what they need.
It’s still cold in the cities. Ask the homeless and other rough sleepers what clothing and other things they need to stay […]
‘Life’ Decisions.
1. ‘Good’ Life Decisions v. 2. ‘Bad’ Life Decisions v. 3. Not Really Making Any ‘Life’ Decisions At All? How many of […]
Paternity Leave: Do we really want it?
Paternity leave is silly. Seriously. It goes way too far. It hurts the entire human race. Degrades women and men. Let’s celebrate […]
The Problem Now.
My 3 cents? The problem is Americans don’t know each other anymore. We’ve been making assumptions about our co-citizens on coasts/cities versus […]
International Women’s Day.
Why? And why oh why does the Women’s Movement keep degrading all Humankind by insisting Women are veritable gimps, misfits & retards […]
2017 Edition: 107 Wild Men. And Wild Women.
Wild Men. Wild Women. The Rankings 1 through 106 as this blog sees them in 2017. Wild Men and Wild Women are […]
Appropriate This.
All American language and culture is a mass appropriation. Always has been. And a strong suit too. The cross-appropriation around and inside […]
Dan Hull: Lobbying Congress, TRTCLE.
https://www.trtcle.com/State/teleconference_details/858/27
Russians.
I went home with the waitress. Like I always do. How was I to know She was with the Russians, too? — […]
Jack London on Inspiration.
You can’t wait for inspiration. You have to go after it with a club. —Jack London (1876-1916) John Griffith “Jack” London in […]
Trump in Florida on Saturday.
Donald John Tump certainly has some rough edges. A proven salesman, he still exaggerates too much for even a POTUS. He gets […]
39 Things Long-Divorced American Lawyers Know
Paris 1952: Willy Maywald, Mannequin en tailleur quai Saint-Michel. 1. Never swive anyone named Zoe, Brigit or Natasha. 2. Let no one […]
Want Client Service Smarts? Find a Local Store or Restaurant with Lines Out the Door.
Because at those shops and eateries, they are doing something very right. They have either (1) products or food that are excellent […]
Philip Klein: The New “Opposition to Wussiness” in American Politics.
In the new weekly magazine edition of the Washington Examiner, managing editor Philip Klein notes–correctly, I think–that Opposition to wussiness is the […]
Best Monday Startup Song Ever.
1995 Buenos Aires
New TRTCLE: “Lobbying Congress:
In 2017, as last year, I will again be teaching three times a month for treaching be teaching once a month (third […]
cv 1
What’s on your political CV? What is meant by being “conservative” or “liberal”–politically or culturally–these days? I, for one, do not know […]
For everyone who wanted to leave Maggie’s Farm but never did.
RATM’s 2000 version of Bob Dylan’s Maggie’s Farm, first recorded in January 1965. I ain’t gonna work on Maggie’s farm no more […]
Washington Examiner: “Burning Obama’s energy regs.”
With the unexpected election of a GOP POTUS, the Washington Examiner–a kind of thinking man’s Fox News website and weekly magazine I’ve […]
Confused about my “politics”? It’s not important–but….
Not that it’s important. But this blog has been active for 12 years. We all change a bit. Anyway, this may make […]
John F. Lynch: “Sitting on the Wall.” How should outside counsel think about in-house counsel?
The client wants you on that wall looking after his problem and being mindful of his career. If the night is cold […]
Want to think like a Client? Great.Then think about controlling Client Costs.
Rule 8 is Think Like the Client–Help Control Costs. The 2006 Explanatory Note for Rule 8–we reluctantly decided that an Advisory Committee […]
Pantheon: Sarah Silverman.
“I don’t set out to offend or shock, but I also don’t do anything to avoid it.”
Havens
Freedom. What is Freedom, anyway? Are there different kinds? What would happen in the following fanciful world? Call it Freedomia. Everyone in […]