by Leslie Gonzales | May 20, 2021 | Ailira News
What I Learned from Owning an Ediphone As much as I like new technology, I have a quaint interest in old technology. A few years ago I began purchasing vintage office equipment. From antique shops and swap meets I acquired typewriters and candlestick phones. But one...
by Leslie Gonzales | Mar 18, 2021 | Ailira News
Why Lawyers Should Wear Suits A few years ago, the start-up culture began infusing into the legal profession. Trendy offices began appearing with bean bags, ping pong tables and silly job descriptions like “Chief Happiness Wizard”. I do think that there are many...
by Leslie Gonzales | Mar 11, 2021 | Ailira News
Hiding In Plain Sight: Dumb Disclosure There is an ever increasing amount of “consumer protection” regulation that forces disclosure of an ever increasing amount of information. Instead of achieving its stated goal, all that happens is we have endless pages of...
by Leslie Gonzales | Feb 26, 2021 | Ailira News
How To Get Your First Legal Job – A Practical Guide I have delivered this advice a number of times to students and at Universities and each time I have had feedback that it was very helpful. It not intended to be cynical (or not wholly cynical) but helpful and so...
by Leslie Gonzales | Nov 26, 2020 | Ailira News
How to Design Better COVID Rules At a recent wedding the attendees picked up their glasses of champagne and began to stand to toast the new bride and groom. “Stop” shouted the COVID Marshalls supervising the event. Under the COVID rules a person is not allowed to...
