Lawyerlimpics to be on the Ocho in 2028?
The Paris Olympics just finished. I don’t need to watch an average person compete alongside the Olympians to know these sports are tough because I already know I couldn’t do [...]
The Paris Olympics just finished. I don’t need to watch an average person compete alongside the Olympians to know these sports are tough because I already know I couldn’t do [...]
We have had a lot of visitors at my house bringing gifts lately. Maybe not a lot of visitors, it’s actually the same two or three folks over and over- [...]
It’s hot around here, and it’s not even officially summer yet. The planet is pregaming the upcoming season pretty hard. People are cranky in the hot weather. (Other people. I [...]
Like most folks, I am aware of the trial involving former President Trump in New York. By the time you read this, it will have been decided. Whatever the outcome, [...]
I admit it, I am an old lawyer. I used to acknowledge the fact reluctantly, but it is far from escapable these days. The mirror tells me, my wife tells [...]
I was sick recently. I don’t get sick often and it’s a good thing because I am lousy at it. I swear that Mancold is a debilitating illness but my [...]
I was on my law school’s mock trial team. There was no NIL money. The only way to be a big man on campus by boasting about team membership was [...]
I caught up with Stuart Thomas last month. He wasn’t in town promoting his book “Getting to No, the Art of Passive Aggression,” at least not officially. I saw him [...]
When a scheduled event is cancelled and frees up my schedule, I call it a windfall. Some windfalls- conference calls with seven attendees for example- are more windfally than others, [...]
I was sitting on a bench waiting for a bailiff to unlock the court room door after lunch. I had my head down in my notes when I became aware [...]