The Rap Sheet, True Crime and White Collar Wire
We are honored to be added as a “True Crime” blog by The Rap Sheet, one of the world’s leading crime-fiction blogs: Since it spun off...
Dewey Need A Lawyer? Do You?
Here’s the usual well-chosen roundup of white-collar stories from Walt Pavlo at 500 Pearl Street. In particular, note the Dewey/Zachary Warren discussions and how retaining...
Come Fly With Me: Airplane Drinks, Beer For Breakfast, Cocktail Science and Socrates
Our notes on cocktails this Friday. From Gastronomista, an Avua Cachaca Pam Am cocktail: I was recently introduced to Avuá Cachaça, a relatively new cachaça...
A Poem Fit For White-Collar Crime: In the City of Night
A poem, In the City of Night, by John Gould Fletcher, that’s fit for white-collar crime: In the City of Night by John Gould Fletcher...
Weekend Cocktails | Backwards Bartending and Neo-’80s Beverages
White Collar Wire’s weekend cocktail notes. From Emily Arden Wells, who writes as Miss Emma Emerson at Gastronomista, here are cocktails served backwards in...
ABA White-Collar Crime Committee Winter/Spring 2014 Newsletter
Here’s the ABA White-Collar Crime Committee Winter Spring 2014 Newsletter. Good articles on: INTERNATIONAL WHITE COLLAR CRIME AND DEFERRED PROSECUTION AGREEMENTS CORPORATE...
For Corporate Counsel || Stalking Horses, Pitchfork Crowds, Narrow Neckties, Mr. Rogers’s Slippers and Indicted Employees: 6 Steps To Dodge Being Deweyed
You may (or may not) recall the Boy Scout Law: “A Scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, friendly, brave, clean and...
Friday Cocktails | Drinking In London, Watching Your Vocabulary and Freezing Your Cubes
To begin the weekend: London’s top cocktail bars, a whiskey glossary and a history of ice cubes. London Calling. The drinks aren’t cheap, but here’s...
Dewey indictments and their significance for corporate counsel
Look for upcoming notes on the Dewey & Leboeuf indictments and their significance for corporate counsel....
Clarence Darrow and What A Lot of White Collar Lawyers Think
Via Vanity Fair, a quote from a hell of a defense lawyer: “I’ve never wished a man dead, but I have read some obituaries with...