Month: October 2007

See at Bloomberg.com Matthew Lynn’s piece London Hands Back Finance-Hub Status to New York. Lynn gives “four reasons why London has blown […]

Blawg Review is the popular and clever showcase of each week’s best law blog posts. It’s edited by a person known as […]

AP: Torture Suit Against Rumsfeld filed in France.

The AP reports that Stan O’Neal will retire. Merrill Lynch has announced $2.2 billion in losses, due largely to the expansion of […]

After fifteen days away, I returned to San Diego on Saturday. The whole town, starting inside of the airport terminal, smelled like […]

We continue with our showcasing of a few of the better political blogs in honor of the 2008 election–alternating the right and […]

Bravo. And does this mean WAC? can exchange the pesos we got stuck with in Buenos Aires in 2001? See at Reuters, […]

We think global warming is a real and actual thing–but did Big Al go a bit far with its real and actual […]

This week’s edition of Blawg Review is brought to you by Grant Griffiths at Home Office Lawyer, and is a collection of […]

George, Arnold–and WAC?–tour Rancho Bernardo. Here (San Diego Union-Tribune), here (NPR), and here (AP). Yesterday, they let people back into my neighborhood […]

That’s the word from a recent study by researchers at the Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science. Details about the study […]

play clean as country water, play wild as mountain dew been playin’ since they’s babies get work before they’re two. –J. Sebastian […]

Clinton proposed freezing the estate tax at projected 2009 levels to pay for the tax cuts. Her campaign said is strictly prohibited.www.hillaryclinton.com/news/release/view/?id=3671 […]

The good news: the young San Diego councilman I’ve known since his pup stage just released a sad and bone-chilling list of […]

Well, the good news is that the young San Diego councilman I’ve known since his pup stage just released a list of […]

Speaking of fires in WAC?‘s San Diego neighborhood, forest fires in Alaska and the continental United States–California, Oregon, Louisiana and Florida–release nearly […]

Fear and loathing in Bloomington. For a kind of Hoosier madness other than basketball, see at WSJ‘s Law Blog the piece “Indiana […]

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But just the facts, please, ma’am. Apparently, not everyone “loves a winner”–and Microsoft is a case in point. In this EU antitrust […]

David Maister at Passion, People and Principles hosts Blawg Review this week, and focuses on the business of law. At the same […]

Here’s something… When associates tell recruiter Delia Swan that they want some breathing room from big-firm life — but still want to […]

But otherwise, as always, a great event, and with the tone of a British-style Hell’s Angels Labor Day picnic. Pulling no punches, […]

Last night some people asked me “how do you land or ‘get’ new high-end clients?” In the question, “high-end clients” are sophisticated […]

Here’s something useful for both trial lawyers and actual humans. Last week Anne Reed at Deliberations gave us a post which is […]

See Pam MacLean’s article, reprinted from The National Law Journal, “Longtime Rebel Alex Kozinski Prepares to Lead the 9th Circuit” at Law.com. […]

Which is most lawyers at any law firm, and most professionals at any professional services firm. For them, as well for as […]

Charon QC reports that GeekLawyer and Ruthie each host parties for bloggers in London on Monday, October 22. Venues, respectively, are The […]

Many thanks to Daithí Mac Síthigh, recent Blawg Review host, and his Lex Ferenda for supplying WAC? and everyone with 9 new […]

Courtesy of the vigilant and hovering Editor of Blawg Review, who ever that guy is, see this NYT piece of yesterday: Cecilia […]

This past week, France was hobbled by transport, electricity and gas worker strikes to protest French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s proposals to end […]