I confess. I Love My Blackberry.
I’m reading ATL today about all the strange places people use their Blackberries. It got me thinking of all the GREAT things I get to do because I have my Blackberry.
I was forwarded an article from Friday’s issue of The Recorder, “Building a Book.” I wanted to pick up the phone and shout out, “Hey, did you read that whole part about financial motivation?”
Associates are encouraged to wine and dine potential clients with the help of an unlimited expense account. And they’re
The Alexandria outpost of George Washington University is the scene of the third cohort of 18 students working on a certificate/masters program in Law Firm Management. That’s right…there is such a thing, and I’m in the middle of it, after cramming the required reading in a period of two months: Law Firm Strategy
Maybe it’s the nightmare I had last night that the Lakers blew their 24-point lead and lost to the Celtics, but I am in an irreverent mood today. And while the cup might not be half full on Figueroa today, it’s definitely filled with something a bit stronger than coffee.
What I enjoy most from
I read today that SF has lost its last hometown chairman to NYC:
Matthew Larrabee, chairman of Heller Ehrman, will move to the firm’s New York office this month, the Recorder reports. Larrabee told the publication the change is a strategic plus. “We’ve been focused on building out a truly national platform,” he said.
Maybe it’s because I live in LA LA land, or perhaps I’m just reading too many blogs these days, but when did our society cede personal responsibility to a 28-day stay at Promises or Betty Ford?
I understand it when Brittany, Amy and Lindsay need to get the heat off, but come on,
With the Secret Service, CIA, FBI and Karl Rove on speed dial, McCain turns to Google to vet VP candidates.
It got me wondering, if you don’t show up in the first few pages of a Google search result, do you exist? And, if you don’t exist in Google, how do you create a presence
I’m not talking about iceCream. I want an iPhone. I’m not a gadget sort of gal, but this new iPhone is looking luscious. The first thing I did when I dropped out of corporate America was go back to Mac. I, like many early home computer users, started out on a Mac SE in
Martindale Hubbell has been considered the “bible” of the legal industry for decades. Attorneys historically vie vying for the elusive AV rating, a rating demonstrating the highest ethical and intellectual standards, a rating is deeply tied to the attorney’s skill, knowledge, and ego.
But, unlike many ratings, the AV rating is not one that can
Confused or still hesitant about the growing trend of online social networking, then check out this Law.com article Social Networking May Pay Off in the End. It appears that even the skeptics are being converted.
What the article doesn’t point out though is that online social networking is like letting people read your mind
