Tom Eagleton (Sept. 4, 1929 ““ March 4, 2007)
The guy was mega-talented, never boring, and tragically unsung. I was lucky enough to be around Missouri Senator Tom Eagleton (D), a […]
Month: March 2007
To our knowledge, our firm never has directly received any work (that we wanted) from this blog.
Possible explanations/rationalizations: 1. Generally, a GC from a prospective client we want is too busy and/or conservative to read blogs. 2. I […]
Blawg Review #98: Susan McDonald
BR #98 is hosted this week by Susan McDonald at Legal Research and Writing. Also, “Ed”, Editor of Blawg Review has penned […]
I’m sorry–and gulp–but Ann Coulter is wonderfully feisty and funny, too…she’s right sometimes–so stop all this PC stuff or I’ll turn into a Republican.
It’s here (in case you missed it), people are up in arms, and yeah, I like her–and I like John Edwards, too. […]
3-party system: accept, evolve–or just smoke a Marlboro?
No child ever wrote to Santa, “Bring me, and a bunch of kids I’ve never met, a pony, and we’ll share.” Politics, […]
Venables and Holmes Conspire.
See Delia Venables’ Internet Newsletter for Lawyers, March/April 2007. In May/June, Nick Holmes of Binary Law will join her as co-editor.
Saturday’s Charon QC
Charon QC never disappoints. He blogs often and for no reason other than he must write; for him, it’s a form of […]
UK Bloggers: The Good, the Erudite and the UnHoly.
The triumvirate of UK legal weblogs: (1) Justin Patten’s forthright and award-winning Human Law, (2) the urbane and lyrical Charon QC (just […]
Secret Agent Man: Ain’t No Biz Like Show Biz
“Hollywood is the one place in the world where you can die of encouragement.” —Dorothy Parker “I read part of it all […]
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So we do not compete on price. We compete on the way we mix expertise with service, and doing the work faster […]
Tom Collins: Keeping Clients
Each year, law firms and other professional firms all over the world–not to mention their best clients–spend extraordinary energy, time, manpower and […]