Month: August 2007

See here, from today’s San Francisco Chronicle.

One by Allison Shields (Writing Articles to Increase Your Client Base – Do You Need a Shift in Your Mindset?) and one […]

See Jim Hassett’s post on cross selling, a favorite WAC? subject.

The Inspired Solo (Sheryl Sisk Schelin) is this week’s host of Blawg Review. This edition of Blawg Review is the Theme-Free Review.

Courtesy Larry Bodine’s Law Marketing Portal, see this interesting Daniel Guttman article re: Buy-Laws’ recent survey on lawyer satisfaction with marketing training […]

627,000 people live in Alaska, and 275,000 of those are here in Anchorage. The people of Anchorage will probably consider naming their […]

From MSNBC.com, see the story here. J&J is demanding that the Red Cross stop using a red cross symbol on goods it […]

Ex-Clinton wonk Sidney Blumenthal asks in Salon: Will The Real Colin Powell Stand Up?

Like any number of lawyers, or people you’ll find in a U.S. law school, I don’t listen that well, even though it’s […]

See this one (along with the linked-to materials) by Arnie Herz at Legal Sanity. I first saw this post last week, got […]

Like any number of lawyers, or people you’ll find in a U.S. law school, I don’t listen that well, even though it’s […]

Hey, this is international news, and it affects YOU. In Newsweek, Johnnie Roberts writes wonderfully-entitled “Forward Into Battle“. Excerpt: With plans to […]

Here. ….Take time out to learn the stock price, industry, day-to-day culture, players and overall goals of your client. Visit their offices […]

The Editor at Blawg Review is pulling double duty this week, hosting both Blawg Review #120 and the 3rd Carnival of Trust […]

AP: French President Nicolas Sarkozy, on holiday in America, loses temper with press. Reuters: Talented actor/world class player Charlie Sheen, allegedly eyeing […]

Here, folks: ADR, the old way.

So you call me a son-of-a-bitch, Mr. Hart? Yes, sir. Well, that’s the most intelligent thing we’ve heard today.

Whether 250 years old or a start-up, most professional services firms in the U.S. and Europe–including most people’s idea of a large […]

Over the last 18 months, WAC? has worked hard to discover and share with you non-U.S. blogs, sites and resources. See here, […]

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See “Trade With China: 7 Myths and Facing Protectionism” at Richard Brubaker’s All Roads Lead To China and interesting links in his […]

Still wish I had left never East Capitol Street, on Capitol Hill, where I lived for 12 years. Visiting alone doesn’t cut […]

Can British editors craft headlines or what? Via London-based Ruthie’s Law, which has offered commentary in “Sex Pests from the West Country“, […]

Also, verbatim, from a letter/comment to Iranian president Ahmadinejad at his most merciful and excellent blog: First of all, I would like […]

No surprises. If you’re an an associate, secretary, assistant, or other employee, it’s a good overall rule to keep in mind on […]

The AP reports re: ongoing hearings on the U.S. Attorney firings that today “Bush aide offers little in testimony to Congress“. And […]

NBC reports that here, based on a Peter Hart/Neil Newhouse bi-partisan poll. “Only” fifteen months to go until November 2008. Nonetheless, ex-political […]

Once again, get off your knees. Stop bottom-feeding. Be a man, or woman. But be somebody. Now, and in the future, law […]

The maddeningly-entitled but excellent beSpacific noted last week that the Center for Digital Government announced the below winners for digital innovation in […]