Month: August 2006

At least two, and I’ll explain that. In the meantime, let’s note that “overlawyering”, “lawyering by committee” and “bill-padding” are terms used […]

Today, in an development which Western law firms hope signifies a change in attitude by the Chinese government, the American firm Thelen […]

Recently, I was a guest on a radio program for entrepreneurs in a segment on how to spot and fire “bad” clients. […]

Maybe.

Free Keith, and Hampden Park. From today’s New York Times: An investigation has begun to determine if the Rolling Stones guitarist Keith […]

Be sure to visit Blawg Review #72, by New Orleans-based Ernie the Attorney. He covers a range of fine recent posts. There’s […]

Allegedly, a perceptive and fed-up U.S. district court judge, throwing up his hands during arguments by lawyers on a motion to compel […]

To return to Newsweek‘s report of Iranian President Ahmadinejad’s new blog, there’s more ink about “his excellency’s” daily online journal from NBC […]

Two good posts from China Law Blog‘s Dan Harris, at Seattle-based Harris and Moure: China–Start Lawyering Up and When Your IP Is […]

An Associated Press article last week notes that Foreign Entrepreneurs Spice Up Argentina. Many are young Americans, Brits and other Europeans in […]

“WAC?” has studied workplace generation-gap issues (see “Can’t Stay Late, Man…I Got a Thing“), and it still doesn’t have a clue. But […]

Lawyers sell services–and services are increasingly sold across international borders. In fact, services generally are becoming the new game. In 2004, services, […]

Do note that “I’m There For You Baby” with Neil Senturia and Barbara Bry will now air on Sundays from 3-4 PM […]

In their most recent Coast to Coast internet radio show on Legal Talk Network, lawyer-bloggers J. Craig Williams and Bob Ambrogi do […]

For years I’ve been fascinated byI have beCarolyn Elephant at Legal Blog Watch and I both noticed Larry Bodine’s post “Generation Gap […]

If I could win ya, if I could sing ya A love song so divine, Would it be enough for your cheating […]

According to Newsweek’s International Edition, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran’s president, has begun his second year in office with a blog, launched last week. […]

Bravo. From well-respected D.C. lawyer and blogger Carolyn Elefant at My Shingle, it’s right here.

American environmental lawyer Walter James interests us because he (1) left a large law firm but refuses to bottom-feed (high-end clients reportedly […]

This week Boston-based Diane Levin, author of Online Guide to Mediation, launched the first World Directory of Alternative Dispute Resolution Blogs . […]

We’ve discussed this idea before. If (a) you have chosen to build a truly client-centric firm, and (b) some of your partners […]

For answers, see a couple of great new posts at Asia Business Intelligence and Asia Business Law (a bonus is ABL quotes […]

From Charon QC…the Blawg, our London pundit, spiritual leader and alter-ego of Mike Semple Piggot, here is “Bar in China Allows Customer […]

Excerpt from Chapter 13 of “What About Clients?” Building and Leading the Service Culture, by J. Daniel Hull and Hull McGuire PC. […]

First Geoffrey Gussis at InhouseBlog, and then Robert Ambrogi at Legal Blog Watch, report “Fortune 500 First: GC Launches Blog“. Our new […]

Rob Millard at The Adventure of Strategy is one of the few voices in the blogosphere who can use the word “mindset” […]

A true story–only the ambitions are delusional: Last week ago, a life-long friend of mine, now an entertainment lawyer in LA who […]

Read “The Best Way to Market Yourself Is To Be Who You Are” by Allison Shields at her always-thoughtful Legal Ease Blog.

See today’s post by Chicago trial lawyer Pat Lamb called “The Wide Gulf Between Lawyer Perceptions And Those Of Their Clients“. Note […]

…is novel, truly unique and graphically interesting. It can boast an even better than usual collection of posts from Blawging’s A-List. This […]