When you fire up your blog after an extended hiatus, you realize that some things have changed. And also how much hasn’t.
One Year; Two Bucks
Happy New Year to all readers of the Wired GC; I appreciate your time and interest.
These visitors wandered by a Lexvista satellite facility earlier this year. They didn’t request an RFP or ask for a discount:
(photo copyright 2009, John Wallbillich)
Legal Briefs: New Associate Recruitment Tool?
Is this a new style at a money-center law firm near you?
The New York Times suggests that it may be (this link may work as well).
While my company not only permits but in fact insists on shorts between May and September, I prefer to rock Birkenstocks, not wingtips.
This may be why the newest high-tech videoconferencing solutions feature people sitting at a table.
And a note to golfers: please do not even think of this…
The Buck Stops Here…
… someone stopped by the Wired GC family compound this morning. I take it as a sign to work less and celebrate more.
Merry Christmas to all…
And Rudolph recommends some music for your holiday listening pleasure…
(From Suburban Sprawl; 2002 edition; Adam Kampa, “Jingle Bells”)
Work Product on Steroids
As a public service, I have prepared an executive summary of the Mitchell Report for the time-starved counsel.
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To: Bud
From: George
Re: 20 Months of Heavy Lifting
Date: 13 Dec 2007
There was anabolic steroid use in Major League Baseball. A Mets batboy told me.
P.S. Enclosed is DLA Piper’s statement for services rendered (and within budget at less than $50,000 per page).
P.P.S. I guess the Rocket is not amused.
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