Best of 2013: It’s fun to stay at the U-N-T-A!
First published May 19, 2013. Last year there was much Strum und Drang here about INTA — sorry, I mean The I-N-T-A!, which stands for... Read more
Category: Law Practice and Profession
Search or destroy
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports this chilling story: A local attorney and instructor in legal studies at the University of Cincinnati’s Clermont College has been hit... Read more
When an Issue of First Impression Makes a Bad One
Have you ever read a decision and just marveled at the apparent restraint of the judges? “Why don’t they tell this party to shut up?”... Read more
America’s trademark litigation gravy train – the Bratz / Barbie case is back!
I can’t claim to be keeping close tabs on what’s going on in theBarbie / Bratz trademark litigation. But lookie here: A federal appeals court has... Read more
J.D. Supra, Facebook …. and the Word
Bob Ambrogi: The document-sharing site JD Supra is launching an application for Facebook today that lets its members stream their documents and professional profile information... Read more
Best of 2011: Talking the talk
First posted August 7, 2011. The Android talk, that is. Tech News World asked me a couple of days ago about whether it wasn’t pretty unusual... Read more
Abhoring a vacuum
Rebecca Tushnet’s 43(B)log writes about a recent decision in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York — “Nothing sues like an... Read more
Instapundit second-guesses the geek market
Glenn writes: It’s true that a country that pays its lawyers a lot better than its scientists and engineers is likely, over time, to have... Read more
A lawyer’s day
(This was originally posted on my old Likelihood of Success blog, which is no longer on line. — RDC) Shoe shine So far, so good.... Read more
Zombies in Las Vegas?
Ryan Gile reports on an odd ruling that just could — however unlikely — result in some degree of reanimation of Righthaven, of all things:... Read more
Webinar on 30(b)(6) depositions – December 8, 2015
It’s not all fun and games, you know. Next week, I’ll be online along with distinguished practitioner Charles H. Allen presenting a Strafford webinar revealing some of the strange and... Read more
Judging the ABA
The ABA, like most national organizations of its kind, has evolved to serve the preferences of those at the organization's power nodes who are at once most activist and least professional. Read more
Social networking for… the rest of us
This, via the Avvo blog … via Facebook (not so ironically): Are you befuddled by Twitter? Not sure if you should be on Facebook? Carolyn... Read more
Spiritual balm for clerkship-seeking law students
In a totally random way, I ended up linking to an old piece about my adventures seeking a first-year summer associate position at my other... Read more