Month: November 2006

Now, and in the future, size may matter–but only if you are smaller, agile, muscular and can do most (90%) of the […]

Corporate counsel keep telling us, pretty consistently, what they want from my firm and yours. It’s trust, value and a willingness, to […]

For years our firm has tackled environmental issues for clients which produce, use, transport, process or handle fossil fuels. Forget your stereotypes. […]

Too right! Do see Blawg Review #85, one of the best editions of Blawg Review you’ll see, and a truly international one, […]

Query: Is the local bar in your jurisdiction reflect (1) a “clients’ town” or (2) a “lawyers’ town”? The latter, the most […]

Ruthie, GL’s co-blogger, and of “Humble Stock”, according to his intro (we can now safely assume from that remark that GeekLawyer is […]

The answer is coming soon, reluctantly, but with a remedy. Hint: because humans are selfish creatures. To get ready, see the 12 […]

Part I had in a guest role WAC?‘s friend and alleged squeeze as a probate lawyer. Part II is 10 PM tonight. […]

That’s a post by Tom Collins, at More Partner Income. It comments on Rees Morrison’s article “Do the Math on Outside Law […]

Please go un-geek yourself, and begin by reading this one, by Diane Levin at Online Guide to Mediation. It’s called “Get the […]

We’ve caught him in good spirits. Lenz Blog, subtitled “Copyright, Patents, WTO and whatever else interests me”, is by a professor of […]

From Peter Black, suggesting a growing different take on the film, at his Freedom to Differ, in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, see “Is […]

Clients, employees, delivering services. Step back from your canvas a little. Get back to the real work of long-term planning. Tough decisions. […]

Heads up, associate lawyers, but also partners because you have more money. First, turn your speakers up. Just keep your meters running, […]

From Forbes.com, see Has King of All Media been dethroned? Whether you like him or not, Howard Stern is a great man, […]

Some men ask why, others why the hell not? WAC? could have more fun in California if he (a) were here more, […]

“I’m There for you Baby“, with serial over-achievers Neil Senturia and Barbara Bry, airs at its regular time tomorrow. Tune in to […]

If you haven’t seen Maria Palma’s Customers Are Always blog lately, you should. There are consistently good pieces of advice here by […]

Or, more precisely, the Massachusetts Bay Company, which founded the Colony. Wikipedia, which I distrusted at first but now increasingly rely upon, […]

Lately, I’ve joked with family members, and my mother, that “hey, Mom’s a Viking”. We researched her family in Suffolk, England (the […]

Blawg, Bill Gratsch’s clearinghouse for legal weblogs, is about to enter its 5th year. Blawg just acquired a new format and look. […]

If like me you are relatively new to blogging, or even if you consider yourself to be an old hand, please see […]

WAC? nearly missed that on November 10, and as he had promised last summer, hip and ambitious Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee pardoned […]

Speaking of not-PC, ten days ago I saw Sacha Baron Cohen’s Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of […]

Where will it end? One Sunday you and some buds are just tooling around in your sub off Costa Rica and the […]

BR #84 is hosted this week by Transcending Gender and is, like Jen Burke’s other sites and works, thoughtful, way beyond androgynous, […]

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See Jay Shepherd at Gruntled Employees on the demise of legalese, cop babble, corporate-speak and the McDonaldsization of language: “Abandoning Jargon ‘At […]

London’s Charon QC, one of 3 or 4 Europeans who can use “dumbass” properly in a sentence, is regular WAC? reading on […]