Author: Dan Hull

Washington, D.C.-based Double Bridge Publishing announced yesterday that its first imprint–“It’s Like This, Jim”, a book of poetry by Canadian writer and […]

“In the course of history,” Adouous Huxley famously wrote in the Saturday Evening Post on October 18, 1958, “many more people have […]

Of sorts, yes. Originally there were 14 rules. We’ve mentioned often since publishing them nine years ago that this blog’s 12 Rules […]

See our March 20 post, “Justin, exactly how would you like us to train you?” Two other lawyer-bloggers chimed in on the […]

Read or skim in Entrepreneur this month the article “This Is How Millennials Want to Be Managed“. It’s a “happy workplace” piece […]

Lots of us who work somewhere “downtown” during the day have a chance to participate in Round 2 of “One Night, One […]

Visit American expat Maryam Montague at her brand new blog and see Marrakesh: and a tale of Moroccan decorating at Peacock Pavilions. […]

I’ve been back in Washington, D.C. for three months now, taking only a few short trips out of town since early December. […]

Thank you, a few good Yuppies. Let’s do it again. Soon. With more people. With more soul. Happy to hear that a […]

Every year winter cold claims lives of homeless people all over the world. In the United States, the number is thought to […]

All photos below taken at Dupont Circle, Massachusetts and Connecticut Avenues, N.W., Saturday, February 28, 2015 1:30 AM, 16 degrees Fahrenheit, outside […]

As of 12:01 a.m. today, persons 21 and older in the District of Columbia can: “¢ Possess 2 ounces or less of […]

The congressional staff of a respected seven-term Ohio Republican routinely filed all office documents relating to “Indians” under “Environmental Matters”, the staffers […]

In case you’re Bevis or Butthead and might actually like this movie I won’t spoil it for you by backing up this […]

We met 11 years ago today.

My business litigation practice over the years has been chiefly in federal courts before one of our roughly 900 appointed federal judges. […]

Last week when President Obama pointed out that “slavery and Jim Crow all too often was justified in the name of Christ”, […]

Here is good news for clients if you believe, as this blog does, that even in pre-recession days–say, 8 years ago–there were […]

As readers of this blog over the past 10 years know, I’m a swing voter, not a heavy Democrat, worked on the […]