Archive for June 2011
Shingular Sensations Michele Grant & Leo Mulvihill: Solo Celebrities on the Peoples’ Court
After a lengthy hiatus, we’re back on track with our Shingular Sensations, where we focus on solos who have achieved important victories or are otherwise doing interesting work. This month, we feature a pair of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania based solos: Michele Grant [MG] of GrantMyersLLC.com – “The Artists Law Firm,” a full-service, talent-side firm focusing on…
Read MorePractice Tips, Courtesy of Rakofsky v. The Internet
(updated, 7 am 6/7/11 to change a few points) As I mentioned a few weeks back, I’m one of the 81 defendants who’s been sued by Joseph Rakofsky. The post that won me an admission ticket to the front lines of this lawsuit tracked a theme common to 45 other posts I’ve written: what not…
Read MoreLawyers & Video: Interview With Gerry Oginski
Why Lawyers Should Use Video from Carolyn Elefant on Vimeo. Are you interested in learning more about how lawyers can use video? Sure, I could have written a post on the subject, but I figured that the better approach was for the medium to fit the message. So I taped a Skype chat…
Read MoreTo Refer For A Fee or Refrain? That Is the Question For Solo Lawyers
Should solo and small firm lawyers refer cases for a fee…or refrain? It’s question largely unique to solos. After all, when lawyers at a firm bring in business that is assigned to or handled by others, they typically receive an origination fee and may continue to collect a percentage of revenue subsequently generated by that…
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