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Nothing to LOL about: In writing as in life, style matters
A lawyer is always writing as a lawyer, whether in a filing with the court or in an email to a colleague. The speed of electronic communication makes it tempting to forgo the conventions of good writing, but it's a risk with little reward.
Advice on getting published
Publishing a law journal article while you are still in law school.
The Streisand Effect, or: What Joseph Rakofsky’s Been Up To Lately.
A blogger gets sued, and she's not alone
Wikipedia as legal authority?
Wikipedia is great for a lot of things. But using it to make legal arguments is a good way to undermine your credibility, as one lawyer in Kentucky recently found out.
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