Bravo to Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice and Molden Holley Fergusson Thompson & Heard for their ingenious alliance to create and market diversity.
Molden Holley is a small and new African-American firm comprised of partners who came from major firms. In what appears to be a brilliant win-win alliance, this new firm will continue to
If you read blogs relating to Law, then you already know the “Adam Smith Esq.
an inquiry into the economics of law firms” offering by Bruce MacEwen. 
Bruce has already blogged a comprehensive report on the lunch we shared on Wednesday and I have little to add except to reinforce that the
I note that the ABA is offering a discount for early orders of my new book, The Successful Lawyer, so I am taking the liberty of providing this link in case you want to exploit the opportunity. 
Richard Susskind is not short on credentials. Richard has a first class honours degree in law from the University of Glasgow and a doctorate in law and computers from Balliol College, Oxford. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh and of the British Computer Society, and was awarded an OBE in the
This Belgium firm not only issued a memo that would probably not be PC in the USA but appointed a “dress czar” to boot. 
Visit Roll On Friday’s full posting for a more complete story. You might want to circulate it in your own firm as a not-so-subtle hint to those who equate casual with
Now, imagine you have the best computer in the world, a 17″ Apple G4 lap top. 
Now imagine (I get chills as I type this) that you add a 23″ Cinema Display by Apple: 
Now imagine that both work seemlessly together so that you can move images from one to the other effortlessly, looking at
In a recent Edge International Survey on Strategic Planning, we learned the following: 10% of firms have a strategy to remain flexible and opportunistic (“OK!”) 13% of firms are in the process of preparing a strategic plan (“We believe you!”) 15% of firms have a strategic plan but have not committed it to writing (“Oh
Thank you to Monica Bay of The Common Scold for writing about this article by one of my Edge International partners, Robert Millard, from our latest issue of the Edge International Review. I am posting this article (in a single page format) at Monica’s request so that you can view it in your browser or
This shocking story is absolutely true. If you are curious about how one of the world’s great law firms is going to end up on a medieval burial chamber, read all about it at a fabulous web site called “Roll on Friday” which typically contains four or five cool stories about London firms each week
You probably know Matthew Homann, lawyer and mediator, as a prolific blogger. 
What you may not know is that Matthew is one of the principals of LexThink. 
Matthew and I met on Monday in Los Angeles at an undisclosed secure location where we could have a discrete discussion about blogging and LexThink: Here’s
