Month: September 2006

From Washington, D.C.’s Legal Times, here’s “The Anonymous Anti-Hero“, by Alexia Garamfalvi. Go Blachman.

In a special issue of Blawg Review, the Institute for Global Security Law and Policy at Case Law in Ohio hosts Blawg […]

Well, that didn’t take long–and it makes sense whether US and other western law and legal support firms like it or not. […]

Here’s the ABA article “In-house Counsel Axing Law Firms“. But for the best overall sketch and collection of materials of the the […]

Don’t miss Jim Hassett’s ongoing 5-part series on the toughest single thing any firm tackles: “How To Turn Legal Clients Into Raving […]

Pluto’s demotion is a story with legs. From

According to Reuters news service, “European lawmakers demanded on Thursday that their governments reveal the location of secret CIA prisons after President […]

A new blog with an international scope is born. Just back from a trip to China, Christopher Cassidy and Travis Hodgkins, formerly […]

Tom Kane at Legal Marketing Blog, inspired by Bruce Allen, addresses this question in “Do You Get Referrals From Those To Whom […]

You gotta admit that the Editor of Blawg Review is at least one American who thinks things through and plans. A White […]

In the grips of an achievement fever that we don’t even fully understand ourselves, Americans don’t have as great an appreciation for […]

From Arnie Herz’s Legal Sanity, here is “Is Life in the Law Half Full or Half Empty?“. Fine job with a subject […]

From the south of England Geeklawyer‘s co-blogger Ruthie checks in with “Just Because You Are Paranoid, Doesn’t Mean They Aren’t Watching You“. […]