Law Firms Marching Obliviously into Oblivion
Back in the old days when law school cost very little and you could rent an apartment in Toronto for a reasonable amount, law firms… Read More »Law Firms Marching Obliviously into Oblivion
Back in the old days when law school cost very little and you could rent an apartment in Toronto for a reasonable amount, law firms… Read More »Law Firms Marching Obliviously into Oblivion
One day, quite a few years ago, I was out for lunch with a banker who I will call Neal. Neal was a commercial account… Read More »How Can I Help You?
In my heyday of clients and billings, my largest client asked me to handle an outsourcing transaction. I would hazard a guess that had it… Read More »Yes, You Can! (Maybe)
I did pretty well in law school. I studied all of the time, had no life, and got great marks. By my final year, I… Read More »How I Almost Failed Out of Law School Taking Accounting 101
Aaron Baer sent me an invitation to speak at the Authentic Legal Professionals Summit. He said, and I quote, “I’m going to gamble and say… Read More »Look at Me, I’m Murray N.D.
There is an old story about a young man who, after finally meeting the love of his life following years searching the globe for his… Read More »The Latest Law Firm Scam
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