Mark Herrmann
Mark Herrmann spent 17 years as a partner at a leading international law firm and is now responsible for litigation and employment matters at a large international company. He is the author of The Curmudgeon’s Guide to Practicing Law and Inside Straight: Advice About Lawyering, In-House And Out, That Only The Internet Could Provide (affiliate links). You can reach him by email at inhouse@abovethelaw.com.
Posts by Mark Herrmann
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Courts
There Will Be Blood
What will Trump's social media posts advocate after it sinks in that he's facing jail time? -
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The Digital Transformation Imperative
Private funds’ in-house and external legal teams are stretched thin by growing legal demands. Firms need digital transformation to thrive. -
In-House Counsel
The April Trial Of Dominion v. Fox
The pundits assume the case will actually go to trial in April. But will it?
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In-House Counsel
The On-Boarding Process
There's no reason to be caught flat-footed at the last minute when it comes to bringing new team members into the fold. -
Government
Why Trump Will Not Run As An Independent
Pundits rightfully fret (or delight) that Trump will tear the Republican Party in half. -
Courts
Should The Supreme Court Write This?
We draft a possible opinion for the Supreme Court in its consideration of storage of important government information. -
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Government
The Mishandling Of Classified Documents
Disclosure would go a long way toward solving the question of who, if anyone, should be prosecuted for the improper handling of classified material. - Sponsored
Documenting Secured Transactions: A New Guide For Practitioners
A newly updated PLI treatise provides both the legal framework and practical guidance on documenting secured transactions, including important details about 2022 amendments to the UCC. -
In-House Counsel
Predictions For 2023
If you're ready to keep reading my predictions, I'm ready to keep writing 'em. -
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Government
Republican Karma
Proximity to power is an attractive thing. Politicians strive for it; they don't give it up lightly. Trump had power, and Republicans enabled him. -
In-House Counsel
On Introductions To Briefs That Are Both Generic And Harmful
The fact that something is true doesn't mean that it's the perfect introduction to a brief. -
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Survey Results: A Perspective On The Private Markets
Ontra surveyed over 400 private markets professionals about what to expect this year and their legal process pain points.
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Documenting Secured Transactions: A New Guide For Practitioners
A newly updated PLI treatise provides both the legal framework and practical guidance on documenting secured transactions, including important details about 2022 amendments to the UCC.
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Clio Users: New Ways To Add Value To Your Practice!
Want to quickly and easily identify the products that work well with Clio? Read on.
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The Digital Transformation Imperative
Private funds’ in-house and external legal teams are stretched thin by growing legal demands. Firms need digital transformation to thrive.
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LawPay Pro Offers Upgraded Time And Billing Essentials
AffiniPay’s latest product for the legal community, introduced earlier this year, presents a simple web-based solution for attorneys seeking seamless firm cash flow.
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Biglaw
When Trump Won't Endorse Whoever Wins The Republican Primaries
Trump, in case you haven't noticed, doesn't lose with grace. -
Government
What's Wrong With Just Asking Questions?
Any question that you pose in court must have a reasonable basis. You can't make stuff up and say that you're just asking questions. -
In-House Counsel
The Proposed COVID-19 'Pandemic Amnesty'
Our knowledge of COVID-19 increased over time, and people in good faith changed their opinions as the scientific evidence changed. -
Biglaw, In-House Counsel
Why Corporate-Versus-Corporate Lawsuits Are Frequently Undervalued
Much like law firms, corporations operate under the premise that this quarter is the worst quarter in the history of the world. -
Government
Upcoming Nuclear And Political Wars
What will happen politically in the United States in the next nine months? -
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In-House Counsel
How Do You Judge -- Credentials Or Experience?
If you're playing percentages, and have to pick between two candidates who are otherwise indistinguishable, who do you hire?