Sentences with phrase «posting about lawyers»

I received such great feedback that I decided to start regularly posting about lawyers who leave the law and successfully move on to doing amazing things.

Last week, Above the Law ran this post about a lawyer - turned - life coach who encourages young attorneys to develop a personal brand, including a catchy tag line, before the powers that be at a law firm choose one for them.

A blogger's posting about a lawyer - couple's lawsuit against their neighbor for her failure to abate cigarette smoke seepage from her apartment into a common hallway ignited a swarm of flames against lawyers for their aggressive, obnoxious and money - grubbing ways.

That said, it might be hard to match Richey's find in the pride category — a post about lawyer Marc Dreier's bid to establish a luxurious private prison all to himself.

Bob Ambrogi posts about a lawyer blogging about his battle with cancer, a blog that that he picked up from Kevin O'Keefe.

I've written two blog posts about lawyers that have completely left the law to follow their passions, here and here.

There is the «f» word in a post about lawyers.

Not exact matches

The Post also reported that Mueller has been asking about several Russia - related incidents involving longtime Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, including his role in trying to help the Trump Organization build a tower in Moscow in 2015.

«The TV industry and its viewers are about to see a level of technical disruption that may be unprecedented,» lawyers at the firm Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman wrote in a blog post after the auction concluded.

Her Facebook post, about an incident ten years ago, earned her a call from Ratner's lawyer, threatening a lawsuit.

It's half word - lawyering and half willfully ignoring inconvenient bits of Scripture and facts about the same, like the ones I just posted above.

And for those interested in learning more about the connection between nut butters and salmonella contamination, you can read this blog post from Bill Marler, one of the nation's leading food safety lawyers.

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Questions have been raised about his involvement in a case that has seen senior Labour figures and potentially Tony Blair - who appointed Lord Goldsmith to the post of top lawyer in the UK and who gave him his peerage - questioned about corruption.

The inquiry by respected human rights lawyer Shami Chakrabarti was meant to draw a line under controversies sparked by Ken Livingstone's comments about Hitler and social media posts by MP Naz Shah calling for Israeli Jews to be sent to America.

The DCCC memo also makes reference to the fact that several Justice Department lawyers in the voting rights division had serious concerns about the redrawn map, a revelation first reported in a blockbuster story by the Post's own Dan Eggen.

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Updated: An Illinois lawyer who admitted to setting up a fake online dating profile of a female lawyer, posted a false review about her to a Alyssa Kramer wanted to see just how far men would go for a good time.

Updated: An Illinois lawyer who admitted to setting up a fake online dating profile of a female lawyer, posted a false review about her to a I made the OkCupid profile of the Worst Woman on Earth, hoping to prove that there exists an online dating profile so loathsome that no man would message it.

And you could even lump The Post in with the cadre of films about women striking back at the patriarchy through Kay Graham's willful choice to ignore the advice of her (male) lawyers and board members and publish the Pentagon Papers.

The New York Post gushed about the proposed regulations, claiming that it will allow experienced professionals such as engineers and lawyers to become teachers, but once you look at the pathway and the «need» it is filling, one has to seriously wonder how many experienced engineers are itching to switch careers this way?

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The amount of «thumbs up «s a post about a group of lawyers reneging a settlement offer over a man making a Pokemon Party because they may or may not have gotten their feelings hurt is really, truly, honestly quite baffling and disappointing.

As has been written about extensively (see Steve McIntyre's post on the hypocrisy of The Times), the decision on publishing the e-mails directly in the paper was not made by me, but by Times lawyers.

Something about lawyers loving it when a human trial (or post trial) goes wrong.

November, 2010 Ezra Levant was ordered by a judge to pay $ 25,000 to Giacomo Vignal, a Canadian Human Rights Commission lawyer, for libeling him with «reckless indifference» to the truth in blog posts about a major hate speech case.

Now Jeff is not a lawyer, he's an aeronautical engineer by trade, but he was concerned about the legal implications of posting personal emails.

OT but: As a retired lawyer with securities law experience, the lead part of this post about Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae caught my attention.

I wrote a few weeks back about «plawdcasters» — lawyers who have podcasts — and I later posted this follow - up.

I participate in a variety of listservs and recently posted an answer about when lawyers «can ask for business» and not violate the solicitation rules.

A specialist information and communications technology lawyer has issued a stark warning about the dangers of posting on social media after a Dorset woman has been left with a fine of thousands of pounds for comments made on Facebook.

What I found was a post that day about another lawyer's suicide, one equally surprising and shocking to those who knew him.

«Two lawyers in two states blog about law and the issues of the day, and then comment on each other's posts.

Posts include snarky op - eds related to the legal news of the day, columns written by law students and young practicing lawyers about their experiences in the profession, coverage of quirky legal news stories — and a weekly caption contest.

«The Sustainable Lawyer, an extension of the Boston Bar Association's Task Force on Environmental Sustainability, will provide brief posts providing tips and best practices on the greening of the legal profession, interviews with green mavens in law offices and law firms, stories about opportunities to do green pro bono or community service work, and accounts of lawyers in a variety of settings working to reduce their carbon footprints.»

A while ago, someone asked me to write a post about the five best lawyer shoes.

Not to make it rain by auto - feeding blog posts and advertising about how smart the lawyer is or how hard they will work.

Last week, I wrote a follow - up to my October post about the launch of wireLawyer.com, a new professional network for lawyers.

There's no shortage of posts about how lawyers can use twitter.

Specifically, I've now come across the following six terms so frequently, in articles written for, about, and by lawyers, that I'm finally compelled to write this post and ask everyone to please stop using them, and to explain why.

Lest you've forgotten our earlier posts about Dare, she was a senior lawyer in the Moscow office when the firm ordered her to stop publishing erotic fiction on her personal Web site, DeidreDare.com.

More than eight years ago, I wrote a blog post (http://www.law21.ca/2008/01/divided-profession-collective-governance/) that suggested a future regulatory system in which different areas of law were governed separately from each other, on the basis that estates lawyers didn't know nearly enough about corporate M&A law to effectively govern its practitioners, and vice versa.

The lawyer who first posted about the conference then wrote to the friend, «Ha, ha you forgot Facebook was public,» Criss adds.

So asks the Wired GC, riffing on my recent post about Yahoo's decision to give Chinese authorities access to user e-mails and news that Russia has shown «contempt for the rule of law by seeking the expulsion of Canadian lawyer Robert Amsterdam.»