Mr. Chavez
Today, the American states of California, Colorado and Texas observe an official state holiday to honor the late Cesar Chavez. Chavez was […]
Month: March 2014
To Renaissance Girl, Final Muse & Total Betty: They don’t know what Love Is.
Also helps to be smart, patrician, well-educated, well-traveled, handsome, driven, resilient, optimistic, athletic, happy, way fun, charismatic, clean, sober, hopeful and hopelessly […]
If you’re a professional, 24/7 is really not too much to ask.
See “Rule 9: Be There For Clients–24/7” in our annoying but true 12 Rules. 1. Law is a service business. 2. Lawyers […]
Scott Greenfield: New York Times v. Sullivan, 50 years on, and more.
Back in olden times, I wrote my first law review article on a U.S. Supreme Court decision, Time, Inc. v. Firestone, that […]
Peter F. Drucker: Managing Oneself.
Here is the starting point of all management. Thanks to my friend John Davidson, a St. Louis business lawyer, and a fine […]
It’s Mardi Gras: Robert Palmer plays Allen Toussaint with Little Feat.
Sneakin’ sally through the alley Trying to keep her out of sight. Sneakin’ sally through the alley When up pops the wife.
Eric L. Mayer: Of Civil Disobedience and Selfies.
Eric Mayer writes about “Selfies Gone Wrong: The Tariqka Sheffey Story” at his Unwashed Advocate. With an assist from the enduring Army […]
Gold Mine
‘We Are a Gold Mine’ (for Frances Dinger) by Richard Chiem