December 24, 2007
The second annual Lawyers Appreciate… is well underway, and the tagging continues! Here’s a summary of participants and what they appreciate. (Stephanie West Allen is also maintaining a list.)Â
December 22
Gini Nelson (Engaging Conflicts): Lawyers appreciate justice.
December 23
Sheryl Sisk Shelin (The Inspired Solo): Lawyers appreciate their friends.
Victoria Pynchon (Settle It Now Negotiation blog): Lawyers appreciate year-end appreciation memes.
Chuck Newton (Spare Room Tycoon): Lawyers appreciate in rhyme, with special appreciation for his son.
Susan Carter Liebel (Build a Solo Practice): Lawyers appreciate photography, sunrises, and colleagues.
December 24
Carolyn Elefant (My Shingle): Lawyers appreciate passion.
Scott Greenfield (Simple Justice): Lawyers appreciate integrity.
Shelly Mactyre (The Menagerie): Lawyers appreciate honesty, articulate opposing counsel, civil opposing counsel, non-attorney friends, and doctor jokes.
Gideon (a public defendender): Lawyers appreciate a good fight.
Karl (Capital Defense Weekly): Lawyers appreciate blog traffic and “the guts to get in the ring going full-throttle knowing you might get bloodied but will remain unbroken.”
December 26
Brain J. Ritchey (More Partner Income): Lawyers appreciate those who enable them to focus on the practice of law.
Malum, a public defender (Malum In Se): Lawyers appreciate phone calls timely returned.
Antoinette Sedillo Lopez (Best Practices for Legal Education): Lawyers appreciate the rule of law.Â
Nathan Dosch (The Dreams of a Solo): Lawyers appreciate family.
December 27
Shawn Matlock (The Matlock Blog): Lawyers appreciate a good bottle of scotch.
Mark Bennett (Defending People: The Art and Science of Criminal Defense Trial Lawyering): Lawyers (at least, some lawyers) appreciate the Constitution.
Robert Ambrogi (Legal Blog Watch): A recap of 2007 and summary of the 2008 Lawyers Appreciate… meme results.
December 29
Diane Levin (Online Guide to Mediation): Lawyers appreciate democracy.  (Be sure to visit Diane’s November post reflecting on the Pakistani lawyers’ protests and why the rule of law matters, and supporting the call for a Nobel Prize in Law.)
December 31
Skelly (Arbitrary and Capricious): Lawyers appreciate words.
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