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I am Doug Cornelius.
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View of list of my speaking engagements with links to many of the presentations.
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Congratulations on pubicly releasing this blog Doug! What a great start.
I’d love to see a chronogical list of posts. You have many many pages of content already and sometimes one wants to zoom in on, say, compliance information from when Madoff was arrested.
Thanks David.
I will look into changing the archives page. Right now it just lumps them into months and categories.
Atta boy Doug! Congratulations and best wishes on hitting another blogging home run. :)
Steve
Steve -
Thank you for your kind words.
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Doug -
So glad to you see you blogging, and I look forward to receiving my RSS feeds – the content here already looks great!
Rachelle
Rachelle -
Thanks for stopping by. Of course your firm is one of the leaders in legal blogging.
Great blog! Gosh, you are the most computer literate lawyer i know.
I am the writer/editor for my company’s blog. We are primarily a boutique real estate investment banking firm. We help our clients (commercial real estate owners operators, developers) underwrite and structure transactions, and then go out to the capital markets on their behalf to raise debt, secured and unsecured mezzanine, and preferred and joint venture equity….essentially the entire capital stack, on their behalf.
I read your blog regularly, and was curious about how we might be able to increase traffic to each of our blogs by linking to one another’s blog. Your thoughts? I’d love to hear what you think of Llenrock’s Blog, as it is regularly updated every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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