Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions
Here are some of the questions potential clients asked me back when I was practicing law and the answers that I wanted to give them,… Read More »Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions
Here are some of the questions potential clients asked me back when I was practicing law and the answers that I wanted to give them,… Read More »Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions
There is a fair amount of talk right now about whether law firms should be required to pay articling students a minimum wage. But isn’t… Read More »The Tip of the Articling Iceberg
In Part One of The View From The End of The Road, Old Murray (“OM”) went back in time to speak to Young Murray (“YM”) about… Read More »The View From The End of the Road: Part Two – The Later, Still Ignorant Days
My partner Gordon used to travel to Florida each winter on vacation with his biggest client. Gordon would pay for every meal for both families… Read More »Band-Aids For Burnout
The thing about starting a new career is that we often do it when we are young and have little experience in life or in… Read More »The View From The End of the Road: Part One – The Early, Ignorant Days
As an Anglo born and raised in Montreal and living in Ontario for many years, I consider myself to be a political refugee from Quebec.… Read More »Lawyers Without Borders
Early in my career, one of my clients was the owner of a chain of retail bakeries. One day I attended at one of the… Read More »A Parable Dripping With Sarcasm
I have been reading about Deshaun Watson’s return to the NFL after serving a suspension as a result of allegations of sexual harassment and assault.… Read More »Running and Throwing
I like orange popsicles. The cherry flavoured ones are also okay. The grape flavour is terrible. This is one of the few topics upon which… Read More »A New Year’s Resolution For Grape Popsicles
I have heard it said that “an expert is someone from out of town with Power Point.” This expression has some old roots. When I… Read More »Who Really Built The Pyramids?