I've had this blog address for years. I used it a little, but never a lot. I always thought a blog, particularly from a lawyer, had to be on a -theme- just every trial has to be on a nifty, gee-whiz theme. If you're a lawyer, you know what I'm talking about - even if it's a bench hearing on a custody modification motion, you better have a Emmy-award winning solliloquy to distinguish your motion from the 100 others the judge has to hear that morning. My themes were on a practice area (inland waterways admiralty law, young lawyers in Kentucky), because - hey - that's what blogs (and lawyer blogs) do.
Blogging, just like trial work, is dynamic. One does not have to put everything in precise buckets. Sometimes, a blog can be about more than one practice area or something specific. In other words, I realize that things can fit into more than one bucket. That is what this blog will try to accomplish.
Read the header. This blog is directed a certain people - lawyers, particularly young and new lawyers, judge advocates, husbands, and fathers. Being each of those, I've figured out that any advice I've received in one area easily transfers to another area. And being someone who likes to help others, I figured this was a great way to organize it. So . . . take a read. Hopefully you'll like it. If you have ideas, let me know them. I look forward to your reading and response.
