Just finished the draft with my old law partner; conducted via cell phone and website with other players from Los Angeles, Chicago and New York. So here’s the team (starters highlighted): Quarterbacks:Brett Favre — GBEli Manning — NYGJake Plummer —… Continue Reading
The Great Man announced the day before yesterday that he intended to leave the office in about a month. No one knows exactly what that means, but he did make it clear that someone (that is, me) would have to… Continue Reading
Everybody’s favorite assassination advocate, Pat Robertson, has a few thoughts suggesting that maybe God had a reason for Hurricane Katrina after all — and apparently, it’s making sure the balance of power on the Supreme Court goes His way. I’ll… Continue Reading
I’m sick of the amount of chicken shit going on. This feels like a chicken shit office. No one seems to be doing any work. No one seems motivated to do anything. My own clients rebel against me. When I… Continue Reading
I think one of the reasons why we get along so well with our friends Pam and Andrew, who are quite faithful, is that they do not proselytize to us but instead are willing to accept us for who we… Continue Reading
Chief Justice William Rehnquist just died.
Accompanied by 107,528 of my closest friends, I went to my first University of Tennessee football game today. I tailgated first with Happy Bachelor Lawyer and several of his friends; that was great fun. After that, I hooked up with… Continue Reading
Okay, I really can’t think any more about how awful the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina is. There’s big things afoot at the office and I need to prepare myself to respond accordingly. There’s big activity in several of my cases… Continue Reading
Perhaps this isn’t as important as the aftermath of Katrina. Perhaps this isn’t the most important issue facing our society today. Certainly, a lot of opponents of this idea get really upset about it and have a difficult time rationally… Continue Reading
I’ve been blogging on the fate of New Orleans for some time now, in part because it seems wrong to be concerned about anything else while so many people are suffering so badly, and in part because the extent of… Continue Reading