Month: August 2006

1. The Myth That Companies Hire Attorneys, Not Law Firms by Tom Collins. 2. How The Long Tail Applies To Law Firms […]

Vacation re-run No. 2, from April 2006–unfortunately this could apply to almost any week: The past week was Pretrial Skirmish, Negotiation and […]

A vacation re-run, from December 2005. Patrick Lamb liked it at the time, so we figure it must have legs: Back to […]

Is there a legal blog which focuses solely on the civil side of American federal trial courts? Practice, procedure, evidence and new […]

From the University of Cincinnati College of Law’s Law Librarian Blog and Robert Ambrogi at Law.com’s Legal Blog Watch, based on 2001-2005 […]

Sounds like a good werewolf movie but this is more interesting and arguably just as gothic. Expat American bloggers now roaming Germany […]

Be sure to tune in to San Diego’s CA$H 1700 AM Saturday from 1:00-2:00 p.m. Pacific time to hear this week’s edition […]

A-list bloggers Carolyn Elefant, Justin Patten and ___ have been inspired by Larry Bodines’s recent post about…

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Absolutely everyone–hey, listen up, that means you–should check in with The Greatest American Lawyer from time to time. Always thoughtful, and with […]

Life is short, it’s Saturday, and an English blogger in an e-mail got me thinking. Let’s review. This blog, “What About Clients?”, […]

We’ve posted on this subject before, i.e. here and here, and we’ll keep doing it. If you scroll down the left-hand side […]

Jonathan Stein at his busy and thoughtful blog The Practice offers some fine advice in “Stand up and be heard“. Jonathan and […]

With the arguable exception of France, no part of the world has more in common with America than Britain, or Great Britain. […]

A Little Face Time Maybe? In another month, and for 4 days or so, I’ll be in and around New York City, […]

Robert Ambrogi is an interesting guy. A lawyer and ADR specialist, he is also a polished journalist and wordsmith. Bob writes well, […]

According to the Law Gazette, the London-based legal weekly, The Law Society of England and Wales is considering performing preventive competency checks […]

Today is the first anniversary of “What About Clients?” Thanks to Chicago lawyer Patrick Lamb, D.C. wunderkind consultant Chris Abraham and D.C. […]

Sure about that? Whatever your level of confidence is, don’t miss a post by corporate lawyer Patrick Lamb at his blog In […]