Perry Cone of LeadingInhouse.com reports on a book that may be of interest to in-house counsel: Although Little Bets is written with the entrepreneur in mind, I believe it has a far wider application, to…
A must read at the GC’s Eye View if you are making the transition to an in-house position. GC’s Eye View: No timesheets! Making the transition from private practice to in-house.
If your email inbox looks like a war zone, you may want to take a look at this post from the Legal Ease Blog. It provides tips and links on how to effectively manage your…
If you need to get up to speed on bankruptcy-related issues, check out Basic Bankruptcy Issues: A Primer for In-House Counsel, which was written by Carmen H. Lonstein, Esq., of Baker & McKenzie LLP. Carmen…
Working on a venture capital term sheet? If you are, you may want to take a look at a new online term sheet generator from Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati. The tool has numerous options…
Rees Morrison (the law department management guru) has some tips to help your law department work more effectively with outside counsel by developing effective outside counsel guidelines: No self-respecting law department lacks its statement of…
Share your answers to this question over at the Wall Street Journal Law Blog. The post links to Lawyerswithdepression.com, a site we’ve blogged about in the past.
Dan Lukasik has done the blawgosphere a service with his new site, LawyersWithDepression.com – if you suffer from depression or know a lawyer who does, you should check out Dan’s site. Dan speaks from personal…
It’s a phrase used frequently in legal documents – but is it used correctly? “For the avoidance of doubt” gets scrutinized by the AdamsDrafting blog: “How’s this for a categorical statement: Never use for the…