Nancy Rapoport's Blogspot

Blogging about all sorts of things--governance in higher education, in businesses, and in law firms; bankruptcy ethics; popular culture & the law; Enron & other corporate fiascos; professional responsibility generally; movies; ballroom dancing; and anything else that gets my attention.

Robin Roberts is one classy person.

An answer to those of you who make fun of my email signature on my UNLV email.

Awesome promo w/my buddy Larry "Bubbles" Brown!

And thank you for the shout-out, TaxProf Blog!

Thanks for the shout-out, Law Librarian Blog!

The more things change, the more they stay the same.

New studies on rate increases at law firms--UPDATED

Best Practices for Working with Fee Examiners

Hey, thank you, Credit Slips!

Today's post on Credit Slips--the ABI National Ethics Task Force's Report on compensation via section 328

This morning's Wall Street Journal article on the costs and benefits of bankruptcy examiners.

A law firm that has given up on hourly billing.

National Ethics Task Force Report--Duties of Counsel for the DIP (up on Credit Slips)

This mock deanship application letter cracked me up.

ABI National Ethics Task Force Report--Limited Scope of Representation (up on Credit Slips).

My Conn. L. Rev. piece on legal education is out.

ABI National Ethics Task Force's Report -- post on Credit Slips about new proposed rule 2014

Lois Lupica and I are guest-blogging at Credit Slips about the ABI's National Ethics Task Force Final Report.

Update on my Gonzaga piece on law schools, lying, and Enron.

It's official--the new bankruptcy fee guidelines are rolling out on July 1.