Burnout is caused by more than high workloads and lack of control. Other causes include community and a values mismatch. Lawyers are far more willing and able to work unlimited hours when they believe in the values of their firm’s leadership. hbr.org/2019/07/6-ca...

Canadian litigators: The Advocates' Society ( @advocates-soc.bsky.social ) is now on Bluesky. You'll find them in vol. 2 of my CanLaw starter pack: go.bsky.app/SRL8PuM

Fresh out of Evil Dead: The Musical (a couple of weeks ago) - I’m told tix are still available:).

Poor guy. I hope he sleeps with one eye open.

These photos are VERY clear that Cards Against Humanity is right in its claim against SpaceX, in the 2nd weirdest legal story happening right now sherwood.news/power/elon-m...

“Doing my best to help the underpopulation crisis. A collapsing birth rate is the biggest danger civilization faces by far" Dude, really???

Yikes. What kind of proof would be required to argue transportation was in aid of an abortion? In considering the consequences of declaring a "sanctuary city" for the unborn, is anyone else reminded of pre-unification West Germany's abortion policies?

@qjurecic.bsky.social does a nice job contextualizing the current crisis via Watergate: "Later, testifying before the Senate Watergate Committee, Dean recalled his astonishment at the realization: “How in God’s name could so many lawyers get involved in something like this?”"

Twitter under Elon Musk ownership has played a major role in allowing Russian propaganda about Ukraine to reach more people than before the war began, according to a year-long study released this week by the European Commission, the governing body of the European Union.

A memoir

Ha!

It’s the only way to travel, you know..! 😉🙌

I’m biased due to being one of the authors, but I think Never Too Old To Save The World is pretty good. :) www.publishersweekly.com/9781954255470

Trans people are under attack, with government laws that take away their rights. For some, the pushback against that hate is the problem. “Compromise” is needed, and “aggressiveness” is a problem. This is a dangerous path, and I address it at Law Dork.

I'm just going to leave this here...