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My Bloomberg Law Interview on Leverage
Many thanks to our good friends at Bloomberg Law for asking me in to chat about the economic and revenue/profit function of leverage in BigLaw. Take a look! read more +It May Be More Than a Pond, After All
Sometimes it's not the worst thing to confess bafflement—OK, perhaps "bafflement," which implies total cluelessness, is too strong, but I will at least cop a plea to not being confident how to truly explain something. That something is, as Legal...
Blogging ALM Media’s “CIO/CTO Summit”
Thanks to Monica Bay and Kimberly Fine of ALM Media, I was able to participate as "blogger in residence" at ALM's "CIO/CTO Summit 2005," held here at the Hilton Times Square this Wednesday and Thursday. I am pleased to report that the...
TechnoLawyer: Newsletters + A Blog
Neal Squillante, publisher of the "can't find this stuff anywhere else" TechnoLawyer newsletters, has launched a companion blog called, duh, "TechnoLawyer Blog." Among other things, you can subscribe to the aforementioned newsletters...
Rudy Giuliani: Back to the Future
Bracewell & Patterson—make that Bracewell & Giuliani—announced that Rudy Giuliani, who really needs no introduction, is joining the firm to start a New York office for the 60-year-old Houston-based firm (400 lawyers, #121 on the most recent AmLaw...
KM & Marketing: The Great Synthesis
Marketing and Knowledge Management Are Joined at the Hip, is the theme today. How so? Isn't marketing fundamentally outward-directed and KM fundamentally inner-directed? Not in my view. Let's start with the basics: Law firms' product is...