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  1. Offices and countries of dispersed legal departments – UTC’s metrics http://bit.ly/8xCp0F about 8 hours ago from TypePad
  2. Three common delusions that confound our decision-making http://bit.ly/5D2shl about 8 hours ago from TypePad
  3. The International In-House Counsel Journal – substantive and management content by in-house attorneys http://bit.ly/7JriLY about 8 hours ago from TypePad
  4. The chief legal officer and local management should combine to recruit a local lawyer http://bit.ly/637c61 about 8 hours ago from TypePad
  5. Four more simple steps to save energy, i.e., coal and emissions http://bit.ly/6hvc9P about 8 hours ago from TypePad
  6. Maligned as mere draftsperson, UK in-house counsel aspire to greater prominence http://bit.ly/61Sv17 about 8 hours ago from TypePad
  7. Free copy of my blook on outside counsel management, available courtesy of Mitratech http://bit.ly/4RAY7Q 4:31 AM Dec 21st from TypePad
  8. More on rankings and honors for this blog -- Wikio http://bit.ly/8t9xTY 4:30 AM Dec 21st from TypePad
  9. Canadian patent cases cost millions less than US patent cases http://bit.ly/7lcPMM 4:29 AM Dec 21st from TypePad
  10. Rees Morrison’s Morsels #127 – posts longa, morsels breva http://bit.ly/6WMtrG 4:28 AM Dec 21st from TypePad
  11. A contrarian argument for why in-house lawyers are more independent than external counsel http://bit.ly/5gzIQV 4:24 AM Dec 21st from TypePad
  12. What is a “risk management checklist”? http://bit.ly/87OMeR 4:24 AM Dec 21st from TypePad
  13. RFPs are better if they include some benchmarks http://bit.ly/8s3DV6 4:22 AM Dec 21st from TypePad
  14. A good number of law firms to invite to compete for work – nine http://bit.ly/72PTEJ 5:52 AM Dec 17th from TypePad
  15. The risk of misunderstanding conditional probabilities – an example from legal departments http://bit.ly/79pTxt 5:52 AM Dec 17th from TypePad
  16. No dramatic change seen by general counsel in use of contract or temporary staff http://bit.ly/4ZKnaU 5:51 AM Dec 17th from TypePad
  17. Metcalf’s Law and the increasing value of benchmark studies with more participants http://bit.ly/4OpURH 5:50 AM Dec 17th from TypePad
  18. High potentials, but potential for what? Information processing, which good lawyers do well http://bit.ly/5o9NKl 5:49 AM Dec 17th from TypePad
  19. Trivial cost-reduction steps commonly reported by legal departments in survey http://bit.ly/8Ko5Yd 5:48 AM Dec 17th from TypePad
  20. Part XLIII of a collection of embedded metaposts http://bit.ly/6ql4V7 3:29 AM Dec 16th from TypePad