What I Would Have Done Differently
I whine a fair bit about the legal profession. Occasionally someone asks me what I would have done differently if I could go back and… Read More »What I Would Have Done Differently
I whine a fair bit about the legal profession. Occasionally someone asks me what I would have done differently if I could go back and… Read More »What I Would Have Done Differently
The magic of a franchise system is that someone brilliant develops a business system and then documents every step that must be taken to permit… Read More »Kentucky Fried Lawyers, Anyone?
In 1639, John Clarke said, “Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.” I go to bed early and… Read More »Toxic Productivity
Back when I started practicing law, fax machines were just coming into vogue. This was an extremely useful development, especially since email had not been… Read More »Don’t Miss the Tipping Point
One of the most intelligent lawyers who I ever met tells a story about the early days of her marriage as she adapted to the… Read More »Ignorance is not Bliss
Abraham Lincoln said, “Discourage litigation. Persuade your neighbors to compromise whenever you can. Point out to them how the nominal winner is often a real… Read More »Sue the Bastards
My stepson once explained to me that his career goal was to be paid a great deal of money to sit at a big desk… Read More »Doing Less, Thinking More
Once upon a time, there was a lawyer whose practice was reliant on one huge client. His junior associate made a mistake on the client’s… Read More »Murray’s Musings About Character
Once upon a time, in a common law jurisdiction not that far away, there was a partner in a law firm who did what all… Read More »Goodbye Earl – A Legal Fairy Tale
Since I retired, I have entertained myself by writing about the legal profession, mentoring a few lawyers, and teaching some classes about business law. None… Read More »Going Over to The Light Side of the Force