Legal Brush Strokes – The Convergence of Art and Technology {4 minutes to read} In July’s blog, I discussed the convergence of the fashion industry with new technology. Now, there’s a hot new convergence of the art world and technology. In fostering her own “second act,” actress Portia de Rossi recently launched an online venture… Continue reading Legal Brush Strokes – The Convergence of Art and Technology
Real Estate Leasing and Consideration of the “Silent” Issues
Real Estate Leasing and Consideration of the “Silent” Issues {3:48 minutes to read} At Aimee B. Davis Law P.C., I often represent tenants entering into either billboard leases or commercial space leases. In real estate leasing, it is customary for the landlord’s attorney to serve up the first draft, and for the tenant’s attorney… Continue reading Real Estate Leasing and Consideration of the “Silent” Issues
When Legal Issues Become Business Decisions
When Legal Issues Become Business Decisions {3:30 minutes to read} As a transactional attorney, I typically spend time trying to cap or limit my client’s indemnification obligations when negotiating contracts. The word “indemnity” is a legal concept, the meaning of which may not be familiar to non-lawyers. According to Wikipedia, indemnity is defined as: “a… Continue reading When Legal Issues Become Business Decisions
The Value of Having Multiple Relationships Within a Client’s Organization
The Value of Having Multiple Relationships Within a Client’s Organization {3.30 minutes to read} For over 20 years, I’ve represented clients in the fashion merchandising industry. Since launching Aimee B. Davis Law P.C., my expertise in this space has been enhanced by my other specialties in new media, telecommunications, and the outdoor advertising industries. This… Continue reading The Value of Having Multiple Relationships Within a Client’s Organization
A Networking Lesson and Reflections on a Professional Journey
A Networking Lesson and Reflections on a Professional Journey {3:36 minutes to read} Last month, I focused on the value of my mentors. Coincidentally, I recently came across a person on TV who refers to himself as “The Superconnector.” Chris Winfield advises new college graduates to connect with the 20 most influential people in… Continue reading A Networking Lesson and Reflections on a Professional Journey
Do You Have Any Professional Idols?
Do You Have Any Professional Idols? {3:30 minutes to read} Over the course of my 25-year career as a transactional attorney, I’ve developed an expertise representing clients in new media, as well as the cable television, telecommunications and outdoor advertising industries. As such, I’ve seen the creation and proliferation of multiple distribution channels for media… Continue reading Do You Have Any Professional Idols?
The Importance of Maintaining Integrity
The Importance of Maintaining Integrity {3:12 minutes to read} For over 10 years, I’ve had the privilege of knowing and being mentored by Debra Forman, a certified executive coach and the founder of Pinstripe Coaching, which specializes in consulting to lawyers and law firms. Debra’s recent video blog entitled “After It Rains, Episode 23: Your… Continue reading The Importance of Maintaining Integrity
How Can a Solo Attorney Satisfy All the Clients All the Time?
How Can a Solo Attorney Satisfy All the Clients All the Time? {3:18 minutes to read} This was one of many questions I asked myself when starting my solo practice. The answer is they can’t. I am not an expert in all aspects of law, and I can’t answer every client question. There are… Continue reading How Can a Solo Attorney Satisfy All the Clients All the Time?
Achieving Greatness: Developing the Confidence to Overcome Challenges
Achieving Greatness: Developing the Confidence to Overcome Challenges {3:24 minutes to read} I have a client who started his own business last year. We recently had a conversation about the challenges he faces. While on some level, he “knew he could do it,” he expressed concern about the amount of time it might take him… Continue reading Achieving Greatness: Developing the Confidence to Overcome Challenges
Thinking Around the Problem: Creative Solutions
Thinking Around the Problem: Creative Solutions {4:00 minutes to read} In December 2016, one deal consumed my attention. I had never sold a school before, but a trusted colleague convinced me to accept the engagement for that reason. Year-end deals are often challenging, but in this case, getting to closing presented some unique hurdles… Continue reading Thinking Around the Problem: Creative Solutions
