On Friday, I posted Legal Podcasts for Your Holiday Travel at Legal Blog Watch, a round-up of law-related podcasts you might want to load onto to your favorite MP3 player before heading out on your holiday travel.

Check out that list and add one more: any of the weekly podcasts on international dispute…

Hold on to your jingle bells! It is the Lawyer2Lawyer holiday show. This week, we feature three very special attorneys who are each in their own unique ways helping to spread some holiday cheer:…

I am honored to say that this blog is included among Avvo’s Favorite Legal Blogs of 2009. I appreciate the honor and appreciate being included among such a stellar lot of legal blogs.…

As I mentioned I would do, I live tweeted last week’s LexisNexis-sponsored panel, “Evolution or Revolution? The Future of the Law Firm Business Model.” Republished below are my tweets from that event. (Note: Read them from the bottom up.) I also wrote a recap of the panel today at Legal Blog Watch.…

Here is my prediction about Google Wave: It will be slow to catch on among legal professionals — but it will catch on. I explain in my review of Google Wave published in Law Technology News.…

Just noticed that Nov. 19 was the seventh birthday of this blog. Here is my first post from 2002.…

I am attending a debate in New York City tomorrow, Dec. 3, entitled “Evolution or Revolution? The Future of the Law Firm Business Model.” I plan to live-tweet during the debate and later to sum it up in a blog post.

The program is sponsored by LexisNexis and features a stellar line-up of panelists:…

The ABA Journal has released its Third Annual Blawg 100, its listing of the best legal blogs as selected by the Journal’s editors. I am proud to say that three projects in which I am involved made the list:…

On this week’s Thanksgiving edition of the legal-affairs podcast Lawyer2Lawyer, we talk to representatives of three organizations about the work they do to help those in need in their communities:…

Law.com publishes my column that reviews Bloomberg Law, the new online research service from Bloomberg; Smart Time, the new time-capture tool from Smart WebParts; and new Web sites from the U.S. Department of Justice, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and the Government Printing Office.…

To pull off a $20 billion ponzi scheme, you need a broad web of social and business connections. In the case of Bernard Madoff, the network of feeder funds and sub-feeder funds that funneled investors’ money his way was particularly complex. For a striking visual depiction of this complex network of funds, check out this…

Twitter has now rolled out its beta retweet feature to most users. Not all of them are happy about it. You will know if you have it when you go to your Twitter home page, where you will find a notice describing the new feature.

Formerly, you could pass along a tweet of interest…