Brother, can you spare a quid?
In a few weeks I go to London for a quick stay on the way to points west. There, prices are as […]
Harvard on Mexico: Weather, relocation, “nutty” ideas.
The Harvard International Review has this one: “Nutty? Mexico’s noisy passion for population relocation“. The idea is to “move populations away from […]
And don’t give me any lip about it, because it’s someone else’s fault.
Hi, I’m Justin. And I am very happy going through life as a turd. For more insights on both sides of The […]
“Segmenting” customers and clients.
Whether they sell products, services or a products-services mix, smart companies treat their best customers better. See “Customer Segmentation” at Service Untitled.
Hi, I’m Justin….
…..and I’m happy going through life as a turd.
If a juror claps during closing argument, what result?
Excuse the exuberant juror, declare a mistrial, do better voir dire, or hire the applause getter? At Deliberations, see “What Is The […]
Clean Energy Markets for China Exporters
Our friend Dan Harris is all over China. He wants your clients and you to make money. See at his China Law […]
David Giacalone: Debt Reduction in America.
Over at the consistently elegant f/k/a, lawyer-writer and former U.S. Federal Trade Commission lawyer David Giacalone gives us “Doubts Over Debt Negotiation […]
Brands, Buzz and Whispers: Blawg Review #169
This week, Blawg Review, No. 169 is hosted by brand strategy consultants Whisper. It focuses on “lawyers demonstrating their brands and thereby […]
Ruthie’s Law does itself in.
Because “she is increasingly in demand for writing that she actually gets paid for”, the much-stalked and popular Brit law bird Ruthie […]
The Business of Blogging
San Diego North Chamber of Commerce Tuesday, July 22, 2008, 7:30–9:00 a.m. “The Business of Blogging” is the first of a number […]
The People’s Republic of Helpful.
“It starts out proclaiming China to be ruled by law, but beyond that, it actually is quite helpful on the legal dos […]
In case you missed it: 75 new non-U.S. blogs.
“Americans do tend to think that the rest of the world is rather far away and not terribly important.” Delia Venables, UK […]
Grits courting Brits.
The cheap dollar lured foreign investors to the U.S. last year for the biggest spree since 2000. Some American investors want that […]
Equal time: Gen Ys fight back.
Below in full is one of the several comments we received to the May 20 post “Who cares what makes Generation Y […]
Dog days: Hot, with increasing Chaos later this week.
And the dogs grew mad. If you live in the Northern Hemisphere, and usually feel a little weird this time of year, […]
Radio Free Paris, Part 1 of 2: The ICC’s International Court of Arbitration
On July 11, in-house GE lawyer Mike McIlwrath interviewed Senior Case Worker Francesca Mazza at the Paris-based International Chamber of Commerce’s International […]
Global ADR: New UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules
Yesterday was the day the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law revised the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules.The Rules, dating back to 1976, […]
Music for dog days.
Frank Vincent Zappa (1940-1993)
Blawg Review #168: Wild, Wonderful, BTU-Packed, Literate.
Charleston’s Jeff Mehalic of West Virginia Business Litigation, and a citizen of America’s best-kept energy secret, gave us a Bastille Day Blawg […]
NYC Generic Wake-up Post
New York is cold and damp.
Hubris, Muprhy’s Law, and real life.
Ah how shameless”“the way these mortals blame the gods. From us alone, they say, come all their miseries, yes, but they themselves […]
Hermann the German: The “new” American Embassy
“Alcatraz reopens in Berlin“. The Embassy Germans love to hate.
The New Yorker is different from you and me, Ernest.
Even though I’m a native of Washington, D.C., which I love, I know The Truth: New York City is the coolest place […]
Oil drilling ban: Do something.
AP: “Bush to lift offshore drilling ban“. The White House is a bit late. Congress is flatfooted. Burning daylight here, guys. We […]
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