Blogger and legal consultant Ron Friedmann likens law firms to fire-spewing refineries in one sense: They both burn off a lot of material as waste. In the case of law firms, the material is bits of information that can now find a place on law-related blogs (aka blawgs) -- and the industry seems ablaze with enthusiasm over the possibilities. Friedmann notes in a commentary, however, that some of the measures used to cast light on lawyers' love of the blogosphere could be off the mark.
January 17, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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You’ve probably driven by a refinery and seen flames burning atop many a tower. Does that remind you of your law firm?
Hold on — this is not about a stench. Refineries start production with lots of raw materials and create a plethora of finished products. Along the way, some stuff can’t be captured, so it’s burned off.
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