One of the ways we feed this blog is doing what comes naturally to us lawyers – reading recent cases – and hoping that something inspires us. Sometimes that works. Sometimes that doesn’t. This week it worked too well. We’ve seen several decisions that bring back memories of stuff we’ve had to deal with over
The May 2008 issue of The American Lawyer (subscription required) includes an article about legal blogs — “Net Profits,” by Alan Cohen.
The article generally discusses the proliferation of blogs at Am Law 200 firms and, along the way, mentions our little experiment.
This is the annual “Am Law 100” issue of The American Lawyer
Who’d a thunk we’d agree completely with words posted yesterday at the New York Personal Injury Law Blog?
But we do.
Thanks, Eric Turkewitz.
You’re a good man, when you’re not suing our clients.