Have you ever noticed how you notice the same thing everywhere when you’re thinking about it? If you’re contemplating purchase of a station wagon, you see station wagons all over the place (sort of like the parking lot of a 1970’s Bobby Sherman concert).

We’ve been thinking about ex parte interviews with treating doctors. We’re working on them for paying clients. We blogged about a recent case here. And what do we get? A reader sent usa (more…)

Who’d a thunk it? People write scholarly articles about the ethics of legal blogging!

(We probably should have thought about that before we started this gig, huh?)

Anyway, Rachel Lee’s student note in the most recent Stanford Law Review is titled “Ex Parte Blogging: The Legal Ethics of Supreme Court Advocacy in the Internet Era.” (In the printed edition, it’s at 61 Stan. L. Rev. 1535 (2009). Ms. Lee frets that lawyers representing (more…)