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Welcome to the first Monday in November, which would make tomorrow, well, you know the rest.
Letters to the Editor – 7/27/12
The Women’s Bar Association of Maryland writes to express its views regarding the July 17 posting by The Daily Record titled “Girl power on the bench” and The Daily Record’s response to date. Like many others who have written, including the National Association of Women Judges, we were dismayed that The Daily Record would introduce […]
A look back and a thank you
My time with Generation J.D. started about a year ago and coincided with the beginning of my chairmanship of the Maryland State Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Section. I’m so grateful for the opportunity this blog as given to me to contribute to the dialogue of what it means to be a young lawyer today and […]
Helping the homeless with a bill of rights
Rhode Island lawmakers are considering whether to enact a first-in-the-nation bill of rights for the homeless. The bill would prohibit certain groups of people (mainly police officers, landlords, employers and medical workers) from discriminating against the homeless. Just about every year there are bills proposed in the Maryland General Assembly to help protect the homeless. […]
Getting personal in blogs and social media
I just finished putting together my materials for the MSBA Annual Meeting. I will be speaking Thursday morning during the conference about how lawyers can use social media effectively and without getting themselves into trouble. My presentation will be part of a broader session that will also include technology tips and online resource pointers. It […]
Small business (blog) start-up
Welcome to the birth of The Daily Record’s newest blog, Small Biz Buzz. We hear every day, from politicians and businessmen and women, that small business is the real driver of America’s economy. So we decided to ramp up our coverage in The Daily Record and on our website. This blog will be written mainly […]
Adios, adeus
With a growing practice and a fantastic little surprise due to arrive in a little more than four more months, I’ve decided to take some time away from Generation J.D. I’d like to thank The Daily Record for allowing me to contribute to this blog. I’ve enjoyed the chance to express my observations and thank […]
Sister lawyers, foodies blog about cooking and dining in Baltimore
Midway through dinner at Salt in Baltimore’s Butchers Hill neighborhood, sisters Erin and Alexandra “Xani” Podolny swap plates. Turns out it’s a family tradition for the bloggers behind Black Coffee and a Donut, a home cooking and dining out blog, who also happen to be lawyers. The Podolny family is made up of food and […]
