A female friend of mine recently recommended a book whose title is as outrageous (in a good way) as its author, Regena Thomashauer—also known as “Mama Gena.” My friend, aware […]

As reported by Staci Zaretsky (Above the Law, November 21, 2019, citing The Princeton Review), Washington University School of Law in St. Louis ranks seventh on a list of law schools […]

California has adopted a law (Senate Bill 826) requiring publicly held companies there to have women in leadership. As the law is phased in, a board with at least six […]

Interview Update: On January 17, I appeared on Empowering Women, Transforming Lives. This program from Rebecca Hall Gruyter has reached #1 on VoiceAmerica’s Women’s Channel. Indeed, it boasts listeners from around […]

On January 10, I had the pleasure of talking with women’s empowerment advocate Teresa Hawley-Howard on her program Words Have Power, Use Them Wisely. Teresa is the co-author and compiler of Women […]

Mandy Ginsberg, who in January 2018 became chief executive at Match Group, Inc. (owner of Match.com, Tinder, and PlentyOfFish, among other online dating services), credits her mother for giving the […]

On December 11, I had the pleasure of talking with Steve Murphy who is the host and executive producer of  The LawBusiness Insider.  We discussed my debut novel, Trusting All […]

… is getting started.”  So says Jenni Avins (Quartz, December 2015), and it’s hard to argue with that statement. How does one get started?  Yesterday another author at Quartz offered […]

With apologies to Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862), who used the word “prejudices” in place of “assumptions” in the above quotation, I’ve recently seen and read a number of articles and […]

On the Showtime series Billions, which just finished its second successful season, Maggie Siff (well-known to fans of the series Mad Men for her role as department store head Rachel […]