Month: October 2013

At October’s Cross-Culture, do see “Russia’s role in the BRICS union.” Richard D. Lewis notes that Britain, USA, Germany, France and Italy […]

Few law firms cross-sell partners effectively. Lots don’t even try. And then there’s this problem: most law firms of any size, depth […]

The Flourishing: One of Florence’s oldest churches, San Lorenzo was consecrated in the 4th century by St. Ambrose of Milan.

1. How to Prepare: Others in your shop can outline it for you–but prepare for it yourself. For every hour of deposition, […]

“Pompous Bastard” by Tannermorrow Ironically, few lawyers write well. Many of us aren’t even aware of that. Good clients and the general […]

He was a loner with an intimate bond to humanity, a rebel who was suffused with reverence. An imaginative, impertinent patent clerk […]

A 40-something Vassar grad (B.A. Biology) who can still play youngish lovable ditzes on nighttime TV and in feature films, Kudrow already […]

Maybe we’re getting there. Yesterday at Beyond Philosophy Kalina Janevska writes thoughtfully about “The Concepts of ‘Ease’ and ‘Simplicity’ in Customer Experience“. […]

Two Englishmen, meeting on the street may say “Hello”‘ and exchange brief words on the weather. Two Germans are likely to ask […]

Not to trade in generalizations–but it is fun. The Women of The Netherlands not only speak English (British and American dialect) exceptionally […]

If you think “returning phone calls promptly” and “keeping the client informed” is a big deal, you are flirting with mediocrity. Get […]