after two consecutive olympicthemed blawg reviews i was tempted go for a thirddespite my initial decision not to do so. like most of america i am officially entering postolympic withdrawal and a celebration of what were truly a remarkable games would have been appropriate. the problem is i am so in awe of what transpired over the past two weeksparticularly the accomplishments of michael phelps an...
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the california blog of appealdiscusses this amusing attempt by a target attorney to get out from under a legal malpractice case.styles v. mumbertis a california case in which...well let greg may describe ityou represent the defendant in a lawsuit. you dont have time to handle his case indeed you admit as much on the record and the court imposes terminating sanctions against your client for faili...
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atsome level every blog is built on shameless selfpromotion. to that end im happyto point out someattention generated by my recent post entitlednewsflash appellate judges read blogs the piece was picked up by the online version of thewall street journaland mentioned over at the sophistic miltonian serbonian blog. the california blog of appeals greg mayadded to the discussion andhassi...
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since i began blogging over three years ago ive been a devotee of blawg review the review of the best in legal blogging hosted each week by a different blogger. i read it regularly and ive even served as host on three occasions once with fellow blogging mediator geoff sharp. why do i read blawg review when law is so integral to our political social commercial and civic interactions never has it b...
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blawg review 155 is now available at the california blog of appeal.......
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because im busy finishing a brief to change someones mind and greg mayat the california blog of appealis also engaged in making a living instead of answering my idle questions what they dont pay us to do this he sends along this link at raymond wards blog the new legal writer which links to a site well all be wanting to visitchang ingminds.o rg is a web site covering all aspects of how we change wha...
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check out california appellate attorney greg mays post today......
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o.k. from time to time i draft a brief for someone. it keeps my hand in the game and really its much easier to make doing what i did for 25 years than forwhat ivebeen doing for four. i have high hopes that my research and writing minicareer will soon be shut down by my adr career but in the meantime . .. . . . shameless plug listen . . . . im very very very very good at negotiating the resolutio...
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greg may over at the california blog of appeal wants to know and may well use your response in one of his upcoming presentations. i think it would be good for greg and the rest of usto hear particularly from nonblogger lawyers.my husband an amlaw 100over60 litigator has finallystopped saying no one reads legal blogs i dont know anyone who uses legal blogs were too busy.what im thinking is that l...
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