It’s the second day in a row that I’m featuring a blog from a firm with Foley in the name – but this one is Foley & Lardner, and the blog is the Privacy & Security Source. It’s designed as “an interactive forum exploring the latest legal developments and industry news,” and you’ll see
May 2011
Blawg of the Day – Corporate Social Responsibility and the Law
Interesting: big firm Foley Hoag’s Corporate Social Responsibility practice provides counsel to multinational companies, governments, and multilateral institutions regarding social, political, and environmental challenges, and provides advice on legal and reputational risk management on a host of issues. At Corporate Social Responsibility and the Law they’re talking about such topics as “conflict minerals,” business and…
Blawg of the Day – Construction Law Signal
Here’s another construction law blog, and one that’s publishing more frequently than yesterday’s entry. It’s the Construction Law Signal, and as you might expect it’s providing insights and information on current and emerging developments affecting the construction industry. It’s published by the Pennsylvania/New Jersey/Delaware/ West Virginia/Maryland firm of Cohen, Seglias, Pallas Greenhall & Furman.…
Blawg of the Day – Real Estate & Construction Law Blog
Today we have another entry in our series of “we wish you would post more often” blogs. Today it’s the Real Estate & Construction Law Blog, which hasn’t published much since the end of March. It’s published by David Lindner of the Ohio firm of Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs. When he was posting back…
Blawg of the Day – Employment Class Action Blog
Today’s blog comes from big firm Baker Hostetler. The Employment Class Action Blog features information and commentary on class action cases affecting employers. You’ll find posts on class certification, conciliation, the fluctuating workweek, overtime claims, nonexempt status, wage & hour, independent contractors, and more.
Blawg of the Day – Sixth Circuit Appellate Blog
It has been a while since I mentioned an appellate blog, so I was happy to see the Sixth Circuit Appellate Blog next in the queue. It’s published by the worldwide firm Squire Sanders, and its goal is to foster discussion on news about and opinions issued by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the…
Blawg of the Day – Basis Points
A great blog to tell you about today – it’s called Basis Points, and it “provides context and offers fresh (if irreverent) commentary on developments in today’s restructuring, distressed debt and new investment markets. It’s great to see an “irreverent” blog coming from a big firm like Bracewell & Giuliani – it’s led by…
Blawg of the Day – FamilyLLB’s Blog
Let’s close out the week with….another family law blog from Canada! This one is called FamilyLLB’s Blog, and it’s brought to you by the firm Russell Alexander. As with the other blogs, you’ll find posts on all measure of family law topics.
Blawg of the Day – Western Canada Business Litigation Blog
Another day, another Canadian blog, this one from the western part of the country. I know this because it’s called the Western Canada Business Litigation Blog, and it’s authored several lawyers at the Vancouver firm of Lawson Lundell. They’re discussing topics including privacy vs. security, the national securities regulator, civil contempt of court, and…
Blawg of the Day – DamianPenny.com
We’re sticking not only with Canadian blogs today, but with Canadian family law blogs, with DamianPenny.com. Dubbed “a Nova Scotia family lawyer’s blog,” it’s exactly that, with posts family law matters.
