Here are some of the items that once appeared at the top of this weblog, but which now appear only in its archives:
A simple formula for escaping the law by writing a legal thriller;
An annotated federal-court decision in which a law clerk hid names of Talking Heads songs;
My complete four-part examination of the importance of a lawyer's briefcase;
A letter from a lawyer on the run;
A set of instructions for finding a modest lawyer, if such a thing exists;
A blow-by-blow account of my trip with another lawyer to Prague in the Czech Republic;
An explanation of the importance to every lawyer of "a circle of advisors";
A description of lawyers who advertise on TV;
The Legal Underground Official Tort-Reform Glossary;
The best way to learn the skill of issue-spotting on law-school exams;
A short story about law-firm partnership;
An answer to the question, "Why do I have a weblog?"
A little more advice about law and literature;
An anecdote about the time I stayed out all night drinking with Christopher Hitchens;
My advice to a senior law partner who was having trouble connecting with the younger generation;and
That's just a few of the things you'll find among this weblogs 3,123 posts (which also feature 6,444 comments).
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