C. Hank Peters

Lawyers like to complain a lot about sucky things, particularly sucky things that are unethical.

Post image for Attract Home Job Clients with an IKEA Gestalt

Sometimes, the transition from your mom’s basement to a more professional office with hot tub, bar, and a vending machine can be a bit hard to do. Sure, you could coffice sporadically from Starbucks as a transition, but there are better alternatives for the full professional office experience. While many new firms shop at IKEA [...]

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Each week about half a dozen lawyers ask to meet with me for blawging advice. Here is what I tell them.

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In the spirit of keeping the floppy disk trade active and growing, here are three top law-related floppy disks we came across in the past year

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With law firm revenue stagnant and future revenue hinging on the failure of LegalZoom, it’s time that lawyers consider developing a pediatric niche.

Post image for Ethical Considerations for Being a Badass Motherf**cker

We’re not going to tell you how (yet) to be a badass motherfucker. We’re just here to say that we don’t see any ethical problems.

Post image for Key Differences Between Your Shitty iPhone and the New iPhone

The new iPhone 5 has lots of new features and other things that make your old iPhone shitty. Here are some of those features.

Post image for Five Signs You’ve Become an Old Codger Lawyer

Chank reveals the five signs of the “Old Codger Lawyer,” a species of lawyer that is at least two generations behind but still proudly unaware of it.

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Should the common lawyer use “etc.” in important legal documents? You betcha. Here’s when you should use this nifty little legal term.

Post image for Amoeba Racing and Other Idiotic Law Firm Team-Building Exercises

Most team-building exercises work well, like tailgating in a parking lot before a partner’s big ERISA trial. But others are not such a good idea.