When Strong Passwords Don’t Matter

by Keith Lee | Reputation

Someone, most likely Congressman Anthony Weiner, sent out a picture of a man’s genitalia to the wide world of Twitter. It has resulted in an explosion of coverage in the US media in the past few days. Congressman Weiner’s response to the picture was odd,...

Rakofsky v. Internet, Amended Complaint

by Keith Lee | Rakofsky

Courtesy of SHG of Simple Justice, we have the amended complaint in Rakofsky v. the Internet TM. Yours truly still not a party.   Rakofsky v. Internet Amended

How Young Lawyers Should NOT Conduct Themselves Online

by Keith Lee | Rakofsky

5/17/11 Update: Amended complaint now available. Older updates at bottom of post. In a follow up to my post, How Young Lawyers Should Conduct Themselves Online?, here we have how young lawyers should not conduct themselves online. In case you missed it, about a month...

Young Lawyers: Differentiate Yourself

by Keith Lee | Reputation

Adam Bryant, columinst at the NYT and author of the book, “The Corner Office: Indispensable and Unexpected Lessons From CEOs on How to Lead and Succeed,” just put up an article titled: Distilling the Wisdom of C.E.O.’s (warning, will consume one of your free monthly...

How Should Young Lawyers Conduct Themselves Online?

by Keith Lee | Reputation

For the unaware, there is a lawyer-centric blogging platform/service called Lexblog, which is geared towards providing a turn-key solution to blogging/SEO/social media/etc . The CEO of the company is Kevin O’Keefe, and he maintains a blog called Real Lawyers Have...

Tattoos, Technology, Tolerance and TMI

by Keith Lee | Reputation

Interesting breakdown on Gen Y/Millennials found here, from The Jury Expert. Quick excerpt: Case themes a. Millennials led very structured and protected early lives. Themes of how investors/plaintiffs/trainees were not protected, trained or supported may resonate with...