Podcast: Will Alternative Business Structures in U.K. Law Firms Cross the Pond?

Discussions about Alternative Business Structures (ABS) in law firms often produce a lot of spirited debates, especially when the proposals about this idea are discussed by American Bar Association entities. Generally ABS refers to various different ideas about non-lawyer ownership or management of law firms. Last year when the ABA Commission on the Future of… Continue reading Podcast: Will Alternative Business Structures in U.K. Law Firms Cross the Pond?

GMail Phishing Attack is Sophisticated and Scary. Protect Yourself

This week we learned of a new Gmail phishing attack that is sophisticated, ingenious and is going to compromise a lot of Gmail accounts. Read the Forbes story This Gmail Phishing Attack Is Fooling Even Savvy Users and then share either this blog post or that story with those you know who might be using… Continue reading GMail Phishing Attack is Sophisticated and Scary. Protect Yourself

Client Confidentiality, Personal Privacy and Digital Security

Data security and keeping confidential information confidential is an area of concern for everyone who uses computers and the Internet. The number of online threats continue to multiply and the average computer user has to be aware of some basic precautions. For my column Client Confidentiality, Personal Privacy and Digital Security, I tried to cover… Continue reading Client Confidentiality, Personal Privacy and Digital Security

Why Lawyers Don’t Run Startups (or Don’t Tell Me I Can’t, Tell Me How I Can.)

I would like for every one of my regular readers to read Why Lawyers Don’t Run Startups. It is a bit unfair to lawyers and even includes a sentence about entrepreneurs hating lawyers. But we’re tough and we can take it. This is important for you to read even if you never intend to advise… Continue reading Why Lawyers Don’t Run Startups (or Don’t Tell Me I Can’t, Tell Me How I Can.)