FROM THE LEGAL UNDERGROUND ARCHIVES . . . Here are some favorite Legal Underground weblog posts. Sometimes, though not always, they were also reader favorites. Though the posts are listed in chronological order, oldest to newest, they can be read in any order.

The Trial Lawyer's Prayer

The Really Long Law Firm Website Legal Disclaimer

When I Was a Little Boy, or the Impossibility of Loving Richard Nixon Like a Rock

Summer Associates #2

One Defense Lawyer's To-Do List

As I Assemble My Defense Team

Memo to the Defense Team Concerning Its Disbandment

Howard Bashman's Daily To-Do List

A Satisfying Hobby, One in an Ongoing Series of Essays on "Things Important to Every Lawyer"

Drinking with Christoper Hitchens

Trial Lawyer Draws Gun, Then Tells Story

The Horror of My First Deposition

Life on the Mississippi, or One Lawyer's Gambling Confession

My Conversation with Norman Mailer

"Ordinary Blog Day" Recap

The Tort Reform Glossary

The Circle of Advisors

Advice to Federal Judges #2

Advice to Young Lawyers #8

Advice to Families of Lawyers #1

Types of Lawyers #5: The Lawyer Who Brings Her Breast Pump to the Office

Types of Lawyers #7: The Modest Lawyer

The Collected Four-Part Examination of the Lawyer's Briefcase, One of an Ongoing Series of Essays on "Things Important to Every Lawyer"

Lawyer Stories: "Partnership"

A Trial Lawyers' Notebook: Election 2004

What's the Use of this Weblog?

Making Amends with the Legal Underground Coffee Mug

Blawg Review #38 (All About How I [Used to] Blog)

An Introduction to Lawyers for Those Who Have Not Yet Had the Pleasure of Being Introduced: An Essay in Four Parts

Finally, many readers said they liked my nine posts from my trip to Prague with lawyer Lanny Darr. The first one is here. You'll find the others by following the links at the top of each post.