When she says “we have to talk“, most guys get worried.
Do you?
she’s waited up …
to have some last words
with me
“soapboxDude”
my wife admits
she is not perfect,
but is glad I am
quite by surprise
my daughter asks me
if I’d like to be a woman
the gravity in the moment
I took to answer
after her letter
no heart to open
a bill
we bicker
all through the house
… cleaning
as I sit in thought
she moves briskly
about the room,
stirring the chill
in the air
We still don’t have to talk: one year ago today we
we have kept our promise: neither a listener nor a podcaster have
we been.
podcaste pariah -
can’t hear
the compliments
his own definition of “podcast.”
Carolyn Elefant broached some important issues in a
Journal).
“So long as lawyers must risk their jobs to report ethics
violations, they won’t. It’s unclear why courts would rather
have lawyers make a choice between financial well being
and compliance with the Model Code (which requires lawyers
to report ethics violations) than to afford protection to lawyers
who do the right thing. There’s something not entirely ethical
about that.”
I agree with her sentiment that the courts should be more open to
retaliatory firing cases based on ethical whistleblowing. However,
we can’t condone silence based on the fear of losing a job. (and,
imagine wanting to stay at a firm where you believe that raising
ethical issues might get you fired.
“soapboxDudeF”
When she says “we have to talk“, most guys get worried.
Do you?
she’s waited up …
to have some last words
with me
“soapboxDude”
my wife admits
she is not perfect,
but is glad I am
quite by surprise
my daughter asks me
if I’d like to be a woman
the gravity in the moment
I took to answer
after her letter
no heart to open
a bill
we bicker
all through the house
… cleaning
as I sit in thought
she moves briskly
about the room,
stirring the chill
in the air
We still don’t have to talk: one year ago today we
we have kept our promise: neither a listener nor a podcaster have
we been.
podcaste pariah -
can’t hear
the compliments
his own definition of “podcast.”
Carolyn Elefant broached some important issues in a
Journal).
“So long as lawyers must risk their jobs to report ethics
violations, they won’t. It’s unclear why courts would rather
have lawyers make a choice between financial well being
and compliance with the Model Code (which requires lawyers
to report ethics violations) than to afford protection to lawyers
who do the right thing. There’s something not entirely ethical
about that.”
I agree with her sentiment that the courts should be more open to
retaliatory firing cases based on ethical whistleblowing. However,
we can’t condone silence based on the fear of losing a job. (and,
imagine wanting to stay at a firm where you believe that raising
ethical issues might get you fired.
“soapboxDudeF”