This post is from the non-Reed Smith side of the blog.
A lawyer is a person who writes a 10,000-word document and calls it a “brief.”— Franz Kafka
Our profession often gets criticized for purposeful confusion via legalese, fine print, or just plain old-fashioned verbosity. We cannot deny that the loquacious and the prolific
As we age, we sometimes forget how things used to be. It is not just age-related deterioration of the synapses in our hippocampi. (We do question why hippocampi and hippopotamuses are the preferred plural forms these days and why more anatomic structures are not named for things like seahorses.) There is also a recency effect.
We have news to report. No, we don’t mean the resignation of New York’s governor, though we can’t say we’ve shed many tears. And we certainly don’t have much good news about Greece, where we are supposed to be headed in a few weeks. Between Delta (Greece is now back in the CDC’s “Level Four”)