Top 10 in Law Blogs: Law Firm Strategies, “Networking” or Building Relationships?, Right to be Forgotten
July 9, 2013
As I mentioned in the lead-in to yesterday’s Top 10, today I had the pleasure of having Mike Danko join me on LXBN TV to explain the causes and legal implications of the crash of Asiana Flight 214. In today’s roundup, Michael Short has some interesting insight on law firm strategies (or the lack thereof) and Shep Davidson warns that an informal email cane be a binding contract.
- The Surprising State of Law Firm Strategies – LawVision Principal Michael Short on their blog, LawVision Insights
- Scientologist Ponzi Schemer Out of Prison – Sacramento lawyer Michael Hackard on his blog, Guarantors Defense Law
- Confidential Information and the Departing Employee – Glastonbury attorney Kane Bennett of Aeton on his Connecticut Business Litigation Blog
- Domestic Violence Revisited – Boston and Hingham based attorney Nancy Van Tine on her Massachusetts Divorce Law Monitor
- Seemingly Informal E-mails Can Constitute Binding Contracts – Boston lawyer Shep Davidson of Burns & Levinson on the firm’s blog, The In-House Advisor
- Declare Your Independence From These Rainmaking Myths – Business development coach Robin Hensley on her Raising the Bar Blog
- When Can You Remove A Class Action? New Ninth Circuit Opinion Provides Guidance – Hartford, CT lawyer Wystan Ackerman of Robinson & Cole on the firm’s Insurance Class Actions Insider
- Legal Business Development: Are You “Networking”… or Building Relationships? – Legal marketing expert Paula Black on her In Black and White blog
- Failing to Recognize an Employee’s Need for FMLA Leave Can be A Costly, Painful Mistake – Chicago attorney Jeffrey Nowak of Franczek Radelet on the firm’s blog, FMLA Insights
- European Court Adviser: Right to Be Forgotten Can Infringe Freedom of Expression – Paris lawyer Winston Maxwell of Hogan Lovells on the firm’s blog, Chronicle of Data Protection
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