Month: September 2007

[NYC] City Council speaker Christine Quinn called Thursday for the university to rescind the invitation, saying “the idea of Ahmadinejad as an […]

OneWebDay is today and its mission is to “create, maintain, advance and promote a global day to celebrate online life.” Each year […]

The Day of Atonement, which began yesterday at sunset, is the most important observance for many Jews. And perhaps the most intriguing […]

In Canada, too, “Employment Booming for Older Workers“, particularly for women, Borden Ladner’s Michael Fitzgibbon notes in his Thoughts from a Management […]

We think you will be hearing more stories like this one as clients, client reps and GCs continue to get savvier, smarter […]

It’s been a “say-it-ain’t-so-Joe” week. First, securities class action king William Lerach pleads guilty to paying off a named plaintiff. Now his […]

WAC? loves the French above all Europeans. See our Ile St Louis post in March entitled “Ernest, the French aren’t like you […]

From Tom Kane at his The Legal Marketing Blog, inspired by virtual marketing coach Terrie Wheeler in this month’s ABA Law Practice […]

Charles de Gaulle famously said that Belgium is a country invented by the British to annoy the French. Belgium and Belgians indeed […]

As PointofLaw.com, the San Francisco-based The Recorder and other sources reported yesterday, San Diego-based plaintiffs’ class action guru William Lerach will plead […]

It’s supposed to be fun. American law is extremely varied, elastic and constantly presenting new practice areas. It has something for everyone. […]

See “Arabian Nights” at a new WAC? favorite blog, Tara Bradford’s Paris Parfait. And then you can head north from Tangier to […]

Re: recent trip to American Midwest and the later alleged meet-up with WAC? in Salt Lake hotel room: “The Stamina of Elephants“. […]

It’s at Dan Harris’s award-winning China Law Blog. See/hear also “China Not Manned Enough for Safety” and the NPR “Marketplace” interview with […]

This week’s edition of Blawg Review (#126) is at former GC Anita Campbell’s Small Business Trends, and blends business and legal issues. […]

Happy Monday, American workers. And buck up, as we hear from a Gallup poll that 77% of you hate your damn job. […]

Say you sue me because you say my dog bit you. Well, now this is my defense: My dog doesn’t bite. And […]

In our 12 Rules of Client Service, this one, Rule 11, is perhaps the hardest one to achieve. The Driven and The […]

Recently, before attending and participating in a panel on the west coast on developments in American law over the past year, WAC? […]

Juries are not dumb and miss little. They watch you and yours in the courtroom, the back of the courtroom, hallways, restrooms, […]

Here’s one straight from Olympus: the Art of The Blog. Save it now on your computer desktop. This week’s Blawg Review, issue […]

I should be catching up on lawyering this morning, but a fine thinker-lawyer-blogger just sent me an enlightening article. Work-life balance is […]

Medieval, old school, vain and running dog lackey of good GCs at good companies, WAC? (Dan Hull) met Atlanta-based law firm marketer […]

Today you’ll see no “where we were/what we’ve learned/how we’ve changed” pieces from us. Our contribution: silence, and a partial list of […]

Blawg Review #125, at Kevin O’Keefe’s Real Lawyers Have Blogs, is a showcase of the thoughts of the best and brightest minds […]

A little on the high side in first round: $5 million from city insurance and $25 million from city budget. $10 million […]

In a “state of intense anxiety” following his arrest, Craig “felt compelled to grasp the lifeline offered to him by the police […]

WAC?, fond of waitresses and generally seeking entertainment while traveling, has taken a stand against this sort of thing. From BloggingStocks.com, here’s […]