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The 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics Goes To…..
The Nobel in Econ (a/k/a The Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel) for 2024 was awarded a few days ago to Daron Acemoglu and Simon Johnson of MIT and to James Robinson of the University of Chicago. Here at Adam Smith, Esq., we try to... read more +Gender Diversity in Law Land: Reason for Hope?
The following column is by Janet Stanton, Partner, Adam Smith, Esq. The reason we’ve never written about gender diversity before is that there was frankly not much to say; regurgitating dispiriting statistics without offering credible remedy is not what we do. But...
Who Does Your Law Firm Serve?
The hard core bulls-eye of our practice is helping firms assess, refine, or discard and re conceive their strategic plans. We approach and proceed through the course of these engagements--as we do in all our work--without preconceived templates, 2 x 2 matrices or...
Letter from Bogota
Last week I spent three full days in Bogota, meeting with firms and colleagues, giving a talk at the always-wonderful "Gun Club," and generally trying to soak up as much market intelligence as I could. Although I've been to Bogota several times--our Director for Latin...
News Notes from Bogota
"La Republica," one of the two leading business/finance papers covering Colombia, saw fit to publish a couple of pieces last week around my breakfast talk with local law firm leaders at the delightful Gun Club in Bogota last week. First was a day-before teaser...
On Business Models
AT&T's long-delayed acquisition of Time Warner finally closed some days ago, and within about a week The Wall Street Journal put out a front-page story "It was once 'game of thrones' inside Time Warner: AT&T said, enough." What had been "powerful fiefs...