What About Experts?
See this one on expert witnesses from Scott Greenfield’s Simple Justice.
Month: August 2008
The Economist: U.S. middle class angry, suffering.
See Workingman’s Blues. Excerpt: Americans have grown accustomed to extraordinary prosperity. Poor Americans today are more likely to have fridges, dishwashers and […]
The Client Is The Main Event.
Rule Two from November 2005.
Blawg Review #172: The Olympics Come to the Blogosphere
This week’s Blawg Review, No. 172, is hosted by Jon Hyman at Ohio Employer’s Law Blog who puts on his own Olympic […]
Represent Only Clients You Like
The first in our series The 12 Rules of Client Service, Rule One is here from November 2005.
Redux: What About Small or Unsophisticated Business Clients?
If you have talented lawyers and staff, are good at what you do, seek interesting work, and want to be appreciated and […]
Cross-Selling Other Lawyers in Your Firm
Why it’s one of the best marketing tools and keeps everyone in the firm involved. See it here from December 2005.
Redux: Why Perfect Legal Work Alone Just Doesn’t Matter…
See our post from October 2005 here.
“After the revolution”: Words and phrases–outs and in.
Out permanently: 1. Next generation 2 Paradigm 3. Interface
Victoria Pynchon’s #171: Like a Vixen.
We’ll show you an “aha” moment, you saucy flirt. The multi-talented Vickie Pynchon, an attractive lawyer in my neck of the jungle […]
Victoria Pynchon’s #171: Like a Vixen.
We’ll show you an “aha” moment, you saucy flirt. Vickie Pynchon, a lawyer in my neck of the jungle who writes Settle […]
Alexander Solzhenitsyn (1918-2008)
Reuters, the Russian news agency Interfax and other sources are reporting that the novelist died of a stroke. The writer, historian, ex-Red […]
Korean family values
At Sam Crane’s The Useless Tree, Ancient Chinese Thought in Modern American Life, see Modernization and Family Breakdown in Korea. “Why have […]
Fabulous in Minya, Egypt
Our peripatetic writer-photographer friend, Maryam of My Marrakesh, is now in Egypt.