Month: June 2007

Shameless Anglophile WAC? spends time in England each year working. And studying London, old churches in Suffolk and Kent, Druids, Vikings, Sutton […]

There is still time to enter the historic GenX feeling-good-about-me/it-is-never-my-fault multi-tasking “light bulb” riddle competition: “How many Generation X associate lawyers does […]

Every Wednesday, Jim Hassett at Legal Business Development gives us a thoughtful and practical article on the art of the client. We […]

Lawyer and ADR consultant Justin Patten of Human Law goes through his checklist in “Can Tony Blair succeed in the ultimate mediation […]

Not exactly surprising news from the Associated Press about a new poll: WASHINGTON – Unease with American foreign policy and President Bush […]

WAC? may soon stop degrading and humiliating the summer help. See “Put Your Employees First and Your Customers Second” at Jay Shepherd’s […]

Upbeat, honest and just plain fun, Michelle Golden of Golden Marketing Inc. and Golden Practices may very well be the “anti-Geek”. Michelle […]

And why not? As we’ve predicted, watch for outgoing British prime minister Tony Blair to be the first full-time European Union president. […]

New Zealand’s Geoff Sharp at mediator blah…blah… is just not that PC. He isn’t compelled to make the same comfortable New Age […]

Over at the dopest Blawg Review we know, Stephanie West Allen of Idealawg, with some help from Julie Fleming-Brown of Life at […]

Interesting and even unusual 5-to-4 noises from the United States Supreme Court today–but a well-meaning and respected American actress also raised eyebrows. […]

Summer at law firms, Congressional offices, businesses and government agencies are fun for both the new clerks and interns and the more […]

Take a moment to demonstrate your lightning quick, razor wit–not to mention showing off your true grit and work ethic on the […]

The British are indeed coming. Ruthie–GeekLawyer’s sultry co-blogger, one of the hosts of the first LawBlog 2007 last month in London, and […]

At Environmental Protection magazine, see “U.S. Trade with Countries like China May Impact Future Global Climate Policy“. In a June 13 research […]

“…why is Dalian on the list…?” Only old China hand Dan Harris of China Law Blog is both knowledgeable and sophisticated enough […]

This is your DOJ document. This is your DOJ document on drugs. WAC? likes the Harvard Blue Book and even the Chicago […]

From the Duke student daily, here’s “State Bar finds Nifong guilty of 27 counts of misconduct – Lacrosse prosecutor to be disbarred“, […]

Today is Autism Awareness Day (1 of every 150 children, according to the U.S. CDC). Chicago attorney Charles P. Fox of Special […]

See his Oscar Wildean “Advice is the Curse of the Drinking Classes…“

Prime your PDAs. Don’t forget to enter the historic GenX multi-tasking “light bulb” riddle competition. Deadline for submissions is July 1. Winner […]

When we are working, we are always marketing–and constantly sending clients barrages of small but powerful ads. Positive ads, negative ads, “true […]

From the Atlantic Review, the Berlin-based press digest, here are two round-ups of last week’s G8 summit (here and here) by Joerg […]

At Larry Bodine’s LawMarketing Blog, see “Tales fom the Front: Getting Business from Corporate Clients“. The post turns on what in-house lawyers […]

7/01/07 UPDATE: WAC? is extending the deadline. New deadline for submissions is July 9. Winner will be announced on July 13. To […]

Following the lead of Justin Patten at Human Law last October, more British bloggers will be hosting the U.S.-based Blawg Review. See […]

Literally. And it’s just what What About Clients? wanted to hear. Wall Street may like companies that get client service. See Client […]

See New Zealand-based LawFuel.com. Whatever this is or is evolving into, this site is about as international as you can get: a […]

Innovator, legend, and a genuinely good guy I served with three years ago on a panel (in either Indian Wells or Monterey, […]