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: Ross' Employment Law Blog

Work Matters, by Mike Maslanka

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Today is the first anniversary of the beginning of one of my favorite labor and employment law blogs - Work Matters, by Michael P. Maslanka.

Mike is a management-side lawyer. He's the managing partner of Ford & Harrison in Dallas, Texas.

Why is his blog one of my favorites? This man writes from the heart. He sees the world from a human perspective. When he writes about a specific court decision, you always get some nuggets you won't get anywhere else. And often he writes about theories of human behavior and how those theories can be used effectively by trial lawyers.

This is really good stuff. Keep it going, Mike.

You can follow Mike on Twitter.

Full post as published by Ross' Employment Law Blog on September 07, 2009 (boomark / email).

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