Talk of the LexBlogosphere: August 6, 2007
It is Monday morning, and despite a slowdown in blog activity this past weekend, it seems like the entries are once again flowing strong. The date is August 6, and here are some of today's discussions:
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- Greg Price of PKF Texas describes and links to a handy new feature available from Business 2.0 online in his blog, From Greg's Head.
- "Listening is truly an art," writes marketing expert Tom Kane this morning. In today's entry to the Legal Marketing Blog, Tom provides tips on how lawyers can become better listeners.
- In the Insolvency Blog, Chris Laughton of Mercer & Hole (our accounting firm clients from across the pond) comments on whether or not he expects an insolvency boom anytime in the near future.
- New York attorney Andrew Lavoott Bluestone answers the question, "Where can the lawyer be sued in legal malpractice?" in the New York Attorney Malpractice Blog.
- Today brought a highly anticipated Chapter 11 filing from American Home Mortgage Holdings, Inc., and the blogging lawyers from Morris James LLP provide coverage of AMHM's decline in the Delaware Business Bankruptcy Report.
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