Monthly Archives: May 2009

The Dirty Little Secret of Document Review Sweatshops

Posted on May 11, 2009 by Ryan McKeen

Law is a profession.  I’ve heard lawyers boast that law is one of three only three true professions on this planet. The others being  divinity and medicine.   It seems some in our profession more closely resemble members of the … Continue reading →

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Quick Hits: CT Blogging CLE, Twitterific 2.0, and Zack Greinke

Posted on May 8, 2009 by Ryan McKeen

This week has been busy. I hope to be back with a few new posts next week. For today it’s my latest installment of quickhits: -Really excited about the upcoming CLE on the “Basics of Blogs, Twitter, and Social Media … Continue reading →

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Make Paul Newman A Connecticut State Hero

Posted on May 6, 2009 by Ryan McKeen

I originally posted this last year but it seems no one listened to me. So it’s time for a repost. Conn. Gen. Stat. Sec. 3-110e simply reads as follows: Nathan Hale shall be the state hero. I’ve always thought that if Hale had been a better … Continue reading →

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February 2009 Connecticut Bar Exam Results Released

Posted on May 1, 2009 by Ryan McKeen

The results can be found by clicking here.

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With Justice Souter Retiring, Nation Needs To Confront Shameful Gender Imbalance On Supreme Court

Posted on May 1, 2009 by Ryan McKeen

Justice David Souter will step down at the end of the Supreme Court’s term this June. This gives President Obama a chance to right a wrong. According to the ABA, in 2007, women accounted for: 30.1% of the Nation’s  1,143,358 … Continue reading →

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