LawWebMarketing.com is the blog of Consultwebs, a law firm web design company.  On their blog they announce the launching of new websites, discuss new tools to use on your firm website, and other marketing technology issues.

Big firm Perkins Coie is providing a review of recent developments in copyright, trademark, and trade secrets at the IP Litigation Update.   Most of the posts discuss recent intellectual property court decisions, that cover topics including counterfeiting, cybersquatting, and licensing, among others.

Michael Geist is a professor at the University of Ottawa where he holds the Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-Commerce Law.  At his self-titled Michael Geist’s Blog, he’s discussing law and the Internet, and related issues.  You’ll find recent posts on digital locks, the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, and more on Canadian copyright laws.

Andrew Berger is counsel to the New York firm of Tannenbaum, Helpern, Syracuse & Hirschtritt, and he’s blogging about intellectual property law at IP in Brief.  As he states, “innovation, new technologies and new media continue to change and reshape copyright and trademark law.  This blog tracks, discusses, and comments on these changes.”   Recent…

Entertainment Law Matters discusses disputes and developments in the entertainment industry.  Published by the firm of Frankfurt Kurnit, a New York City firm, they offer “plain English summaries and analysis of some of the hottest entertainment industry law battles….recent court rulings, arbitrations, mediations, settlements, statutory and regulatory developments, and new business trends.”  You’ll find recent…

The American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys has its own blog, where they are discussing estate planning issues and other topics such as client services, elder law, law firm marketing, owner compensation, and other law practice management issues.

It has been awhile since I featured a law librarian blog, so I’m pleased to mention Library Technician Dialog.  It’s authored by Canadian librarians Karen Sawatsky (library manager at Tapper Cuddy) and Brenda Wong (of McMillan), who offer the blog as a forum for recording and discussing topical issues around the law library.

I always enjoy a good niche blog, and Is Yoga Legal? certainly qualifies.   It’s published by a lawyer known only as Rebecca, a lawyer from Phoenix; she confesses being torn between being a lawyer and a yogi, but recognizes that both worlds have  a lot to learn from the other.  Most of her posts deal…