New Miscellany-at-Law (2006)—the third in a series of humorously erudite books that he began in 1955.At one point he wrote an exasperated note about the many strange abbreviations that were showing up in his page proofs: “Cent.,” “Dist.,” … [Read more...] about The Bluebook’s 20th edition prompts many musings from Bryan Garner
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“Cocktail Waitress in a Dolly Parton Wig” Need Not Apply
Anyone who has ever spent much time with teenagers could confirm the adage that it is impossible to legislate taste. Any HR professional charged with enforcing a company’s dress code could confirm that it isn’t always intuitive to today’s workforce what is … [Read more...] about “Cocktail Waitress in a Dolly Parton Wig” Need Not Apply
How to Craft a Resume That Recruiters Will Love
Podcast Transcript: This ABA Journal podcast is brought to you by WestlawNext, the most advanced technology combined with market-leading content and West’s history of trusted editorial excellence. Helping legal professionals save time is what they’ve been doing for … [Read more...] about How to Craft a Resume That Recruiters Will Love
Network Interference: A Legal Guide to the Commercial Risks and Rewards of the Social Media Phenomenon
Welcome to the New World IntroductionSocial media is a revolution in the way in which corporations communicate with consumers. This White Paper will help you to maximize the huge potential benefits of this revolution and protect against the inherent legal risks surrounding this … [Read more...] about Network Interference: A Legal Guide to the Commercial Risks and Rewards of the Social Media Phenomenon
Energy & Environmental Law Update – August 11, 2014
Environmental Protection Agency 111(d) Proposed Rule The Environmental Protection Agency held pubic hearings in Atlanta, Denver, Washington, and Pittsburg the last week of July to consider the Clean Power Plan.The June 2 proposed rule would require the nation’s fleet … [Read more...] about Energy & Environmental Law Update – August 11, 2014