“Adam Smith, Esq.” In Orange and Black (Not Halloween)

by | October 31, 2004 | About the Site, Articles

My Princeton classmate, outstanding friend, strategic thinker par excellence,
and all-around consigliere Malcolm Ryder, now with Pilot
Software in Mountain View, schemed without my knowledge to get
the following into the Princeton
Alumni Weekly‘s class notes:

MALCOLM RYDER wrote to let us know that BRUCE MacEWEN, formerly CEO
of legal marketing automation startup Pro/Se, has launched the online
journal Adam Smith, Esquire investigating the economics of law firms,
and has almost immediately caught the attention of the top industry trade
magazine, The American Lawyer. See www.AdamSmithEsq.com/blog.
Malcolm suggests that if you think you know about the business of law,
you need to know Bruce.

Malcolm’s reward is in the mail. 

In the meantime, I expect a spike in email and phone calls from lawyerly
Tigers worldwide.

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