Maybe I better qualify this post’s title: I’ve only had one dish at Tabasco’s. It was unlike any dish I’ve had at any other place, so it may not be a completely fair comparison. The dish, however, was amazing. Called “Molcajete,” which is a Mexican way of saying “a mortar and pestle,” the dish will […]
Archives for May 2011
I get paid to do this…in reverse.
May 23, 2011 by
Philly’s Cheesesteak & More: Emphasis on the “more”
May 20, 2011 by
What you get? A random selection of near ethnic foods as well as one selection of cheesesteak. To be sure, it is not a shabby selection. Even the cheesesteak is suitable. And here it is: It almost looks right, eh? And it almost is. The meat is chopped steak, the cheese is drizzled on, and […]
4 Lessons in Legal Scholarship
May 19, 2011 by
Patrick Charles pulls no punches in his critique of one-sided, narrowly scoped, legal histories, and he shares a few lessons he’s learned from reading them. 1. Incorporate Actual and Accepted Historical Works Into Your Scholarship. Citing only one or two works does nothing to help expand the scholarship on your topic. Include the landmark historical works […]
The Sad Truth: Why We Went to Law School
May 19, 2011 by
8 Tips to Get Your Email Read…and Answered.
May 18, 2011 by
If there’s one thing we do a lot of as lawyers, it’s write, and read, a lot of email. Making sure an email is read is as important as the information in it. An unread email might as well not be sent (except for liability reasons, but that’s another blog post…).
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