J. Kim Wright's blog

Most of my thinking and writing these days involves my fascination with what happens to our unexamined, preconceived notions about  professional role boundaries and essential competencies as we delve more deeply into interdisciplinary team collaboration.

If you share that interest, you might want to read these articles,  available without charge in full text, online at www.bestlawyers.com, the website for "Best Lawyers in America":

One of the advantages of traveling around the country is that I get to meet a lot of diverse people.  Add to that, a Facebook friends list of over 800 people from many chapters of my life.  My circle includes Tea Party and Libertarians to Socialists and Communists.  They are Atheists to Fundamental Christians to Tibetan Buddhists. Some dropped out of high school while others have the highest degrees. Men, women, straight, gay, black, white, brown, from many countries, with many world views, it is a broad cross-section of people, I think.

You can download a free copy of my most recent article, which discusses interdisciplinary teams from the perspective of their potential to transform how lawyers approach collaborative conflict resolution: