At Above The Law: “Overseeing International Litigation”.
See Mark Herrmann’s Inside Straight column yesterday at Above The Law. Excerpts: This has been fascinating (to me, at least, but I […]
Month: December 2010
New, Appalling: Google-Based Naked Bongo Lawyering For Teacups.
WAC/P? needs to get out more–and bone up on threats to Customers, Clients and Buyers. This development involves marketers, lawyers and the […]
Generation Weenie: America’s still offended by Everything and Everyone.
They’ve stopped growing–and they are very happy with that, thank you very much. These people have children. It’s worrisome. What if being […]
Trials: McElhaney on Not Digging Holes.
Argue to the judge””not with the judge. In this month’s ABA Journal, Jim McElhaney gives us “Keeping Out of a Hole: It’s […]
American Exceptionalism: How U.S. Civil Litigation Is Viewed Abroad.
Another problem: the perception abroad of the extraordinary “localism”–generally county-based–of judges and juries in the state systems. Non-U.S. clients are also wary […]