It's a County, Not a Fiefdom!

I co-authored my most recent NYSBA post with rockstar litigator and writer, Lisa Solomon.

"It's a County, Not a Fiefdom!" discusses how individual counties are slowly dismantling New York's Civil Practice Law and Rules. Enjoy.

Demise of the Civil Litigator

I apologize. It's been a long, long time since I've written.

People hate lawyers, right? Here's more fuel for the fire: Demise of the Civil Litigator

How I Landed My First Job and My First Client

For a softer side of Marshall Isaacs:

Latest NYSBA Article: How I Landed My First Job And My First Client

A Not-So-Secret Lawyer Marketing Gem

I'd say, "I have to kill you once I tell you." But that's illegal. So I'll just tell you. My latest installment for the New York State Bar Association: A Not-So-Secret Lawyer Marketing Gem

Twitter: For Birds, Not Lawyers

A lot of lawyers ask me, "What is Twitter and should I use it?" Hopefully, my latest posting for the New York State Bar Association sufficiently answers those two questions so that everyone will finally leave me alone.

Twitter: For Birds, Not Laywers.

Apparently, Bigger is Best

My latest posting for the New York State Bar Association is entitled, Apparently, Bigger is Best. Law.Com has a website called Small Firm Business. More like small firm funny-business, if you ask me. But you didn't ask, so I'm gonna tell you anyway.

A Change of Scenery

The New York State Bar Association invited me to blog for their website. I've accepted. Heck, they have a bigger soap-box and maybe I can score some free CLE credits.

My new digs: Smallfirmville ("Smallville" was taken and I wasn't about to get punched in the face by the man of steel.)

I hope you know that I'll miss and cherish the good times we've had. The last three weeks have just flown by. It definitely felt more like two weeks. Or even a week and a half.

My new Editor seems to have a good sense of humor. She did, however, make a point of mentioning that some of her colleagues were concerned about me ticking off the Office of Court Administration. She used the word colleagues much in the same way a kid who's been caught shoplifting tells his dad, "I have this friend who is in a lot of trouble."

I'd try to keep this blog up and running but I can barely keep myself up and running. I'm cursed with a metablolism that only operates on fear and coffee.

Lest I should ultimately tick someone off at the Office of Court Administration, don't delete me from your Internet Explorer favorites. In the words of Arnold Schwarzenegger in his first five or six takes, "I might be back".