The above 4-minute video comes from my Deliberative Leadership class at Indiana Law. It is 3L Autumn Seib giving her required call-to-action speech via Zoom during our final class (Tuesday, April 21).
Because of the coronavirus, nursing homes are very much in the news. But Autumn’s speech
Henry Kissinger once observed that while history does not repeat itself it often offers useful lessons regarding the future. With this in mind, I thought might be useful to see what lessons the last two periods of economic adversity – the dot com implosion and
This post will be something of an anomaly. It is more personal in nature than my usual content and (at least for me) rather short.
I am a single Asian American woman living alone in Manhattan. As of the time of this writing, NYC has just tipped
As corporate leaders, we are all accustomed to operating with our set business strategy and making tactical and resourcing decisions tied to that guiding strategy. But, as Bill stated in his public service channel announcement, “what was important last week seems completely irrelevant today.” Post 141. How relevant is
On Legal Evolution, I usually write about business and legal technology. But since my wife is a charge nurse in an intensive care unit in New York City, the seriousness of what we are living through is inescapably close to home.
I am not going
What was important last week seems completely irrelevant today. Thus, instead of focusing exclusively on our editorial content, which was carefully planned through May, Legal Evolution is turning to its readership to explore what’s important and worth sharing.
Legal Evolution’s readership is not large (~6,500 sessions