The weight-loss headline is familiar. The emerging neurological research on GLP-1 receptor agonists — dopamine pathways, addiction, mood — is a different story nobody has finished writing yet.
The detachable collar was standard equipment for professional men for nearly a century. Its disappearance wasn’t inevitable — it was a decision someone made, and not necessarily the right one.
The summer legal conference circuit runs June through August. Tax Section, Family Law, Real Property — rooms full of lawyers reading each other at professional speed. What you carry matters more than most people admit.
The people who didn’t want a 911 turned out to be a large, loyal, and surprisingly discerning group. The 944’s dismissal was reputational — imposed by people who had decided what the car meant before they sat in it.
The dress shirt with French cuffs and no jacket is one of those combinations that works in theory, falls apart in practice, and yet keeps reappearing in the wardrobes of men who should know better.
Legal training is almost entirely content-focused. Almost nothing in formal education addresses composure as a professional discipline — how a lawyer stands when a ruling goes against them, what their face does when opposing counsel scores a point.