Month: February 2006

It’s today–and I almost forgot. I’ve been in LA “celebrating” my birthday. On the way back, I was thinking that, while Los […]

Sean Sirrine at De Novo has this week’s Blawg Review. Along with a bunch of great links, Sean offers some helpful “tips” […]

Rule 9: Be There For Clients–24/7. (See the first 8 rules: 1-6 here, 7 here and 8 here.) Get used to it. […]

Allison Shields at Legal Ease Blog has posted on one of my favorite subjects. It follows up on a shorter Seth Godin […]

Are there any good and active (updated at least weekly) China law, Japan law or other Asia blawgs out there you can […]

It’s from Bruce MacEwen (Adam Smith, Esq.) and called “It’s Not 1977 Any More: What Are You Going to Do About It?” […]

At my previous firm I was on the Marketing Committee. We went through a phase where we talked about cross-selling by our […]

Jim Hassett at Law Firm Business Development, one of my favorite blogs, has a terrific two-part discussion on “Bulletproofing your crown jewel […]

Ernie The Attorney (Ernest Svenson) “tagged” me for a chain-mail “4 Things” series of questions. And I’m supposed to “tag” 4 people […]

So far I received–mainly from English, Scottish and Swedish lawyers–about 15 names of English-version western European blawgs in response to my posts […]

Please read this February 19 Adam Smith post. This is lawyer blogging at its best: taking ideas that work for successful businesses […]

In response to the post immediately below on Arnie Herz’s “Lawyers As Trusted Advisors”, I received a great comment from Mr. Moe […]

Clearly, I’m having post-envy here, and wish I had written the above-entitled post but Arnie Herz at Legal Sanity did instead. If […]

See today’s WSJ Law Blog. If your firm does any environmental law, you may know know that two critical companion cases were […]

I’m still compiling a list of active worthwhile European legal blogs–especially those originating from or about the UK, Germany and France (English […]

No–this is not a multicultural-sounding law firm. It’s two very different Washington, D.C. people I know who are both “digitally-advanced”, and who […]

Three days ago Tom Kane at the The Legal Marketing Blog gave us another useful post on client feedback interviews, which stars […]

My friend and frequent cyber-mentor Patrick Lamb at In Search of Perfect Client Service did the honors this week for Blawg Review […]

Three weeks ago Allison Shields at Legal Ease Blog wrote a first-rate and thoughtful piece “How Available Are You?” and it deservedly […]

Last week Oklahoma-based Jim Calloway at Jim Calloway’s Law Practice Tips Blog paid our blog–“our” because associate Tom Welshonce in Pittsburgh helps […]

The Canadian Bar Association’s CBA Practice Link, which I check from time to time, has been running a 3-part series on “Plain […]

Since this post could make me seem biased about the federal prosecutor “personality”, and to be unfairly generalizing, I’ll make some preliminary […]

The first is I [Heart] Tech by Adriana Linares–a Florida-based tech consultant specializing in lawyers, an Earth Mother for the digital age, […]

I’m compiling a list of active worthwhile European legal blogs–especially those originating from or about the UK, Germany and France (English versions […]

He’s right. In our profession, we’ve lost our mojo–if we ever had one–and we need to get it back. Or maybe get […]

Management Craft is a blog by Lisa Haneberg. All week long in honor of Valentine’s Day Lisa’s discussing Kevin Roberts’ Lovemarks from […]

Last week, in response to a Patrick Lamb post called “Brands, Lovemarks and Tattoos”, I made a brief post (“Lovemarks”) and invited […]

The first is Blawg Review #44 (now a/k/a “Bob Review”) by West Virginia-based health care lawyer Bob Coffield at Health Care Law […]

Rule Eight: Think Like The Client–Help Control Costs. (See the first 7 rules 1-6 here and 7 here). Ask an associate lawyer […]

Interesting, surprising and probably very good news in the WSJ Law Blog from a New York Times piece today on the decline […]