Manchester, England tech issue?
Holden Oliver may be seen strolling to and from one of the Peter Street hotels all this week–but he won’t say which […]
Month: December 2013
Rule 2: Customers and Clients are the Main Event–not you, your employees or your profession.*
Western professionals talking shop. Rule Two: The Client is the Main Event. We all know that clients pay our fees, give us […]
Cyber-Speakers’ Corner: “Merry Christmas, Ya’ Bastards.”
Three Decembers ago on a Sunday, I did hear this holiday greeting from a guy in the Northeast corner of Hyde Park […]
Think like a client. The trick now is to win cheap.
For an experienced client, the cost of the lawsuit is part of the “victory” analysis. So is closure–or just getting it over […]
CPR’s Global Accelerated Arbitration Rules.
Choose to use them. They’re aggressive and “get-it-done”, in both letter and spirit. Global Rules For Accelerated Commercial Arbitration, of the CPR […]
Have a good weekend, Jack.
Jack Kerouac and Lucien Carr, Spring 1944, Columbia College. Photo by Allen Ginsberg.
How do you get more work from GCs and in-house counsel at great companies?
It’s hard yet not complicated. You ask them. You pick up the phone and ask for more work. Or, in some cases, […]