I am delighted to have just run my 25th straight Boston Marathon Qualifying (BQ) time at the Kentucky Derby Marathon in Louisville. I never thought I would be fast enough to qualify once for Boston, the gold standard for the recreational runner.
I am also proud that I have placed in the top runners in my age group in 13 of the last 16 of these races and in the top 10% of the entire race in most of them. I am one of the oldest runners.
Prominent trial lawyers John Eddie Williams and Walter Umphrey have made major donations to help fund Baylor University’s planned stadium project …
It might seem counter-intuitive, but the very best marketing activity you can do to attract clients is to teach them how to avoid the very litigation you would like for them to hire you to do …
Whoa! If you can believe it, this is our 650th post here at Abnormal Use! That’s a lot! …
Even if employers provide cell devices/tablets to employees, many employees now insist on using their own iPhones, Droids, Blackberries, and tablets …
Filial responsibility statutes impose duties on adult children to care for their indigent parents. Pennsylvania is one of thirty states that have these statutes …
Saw The Avengers with the family the first night it came out. Loved it …
Just got a press release from Jill Goodkind at Bloomberg announcing that Jones Day has brought them into the fold for their legal research needs …
There are two kinds of “big” Supreme Court cases. The second kind of big case is the kind known mostly to students, practitioners, and academics …
Since 3 Geeks is the forum for trying new things, I am going to try a live blog posting, as Toby speaks at the Business Intelligence for Law Firms Conference in New York …
The vast majority of leaders of large U.S. firms believe firms are competing on price more than they did before the recent economic downturn …
Some great news for the American public was revealed recently: there is now one lawyer for every 257 Americans …
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