Another employment law blog for you today – this one from big firm Seyfarth Shaw. The Workplace Class Action Blog is the “daily platform from Seyfarth’s Annual Workplace Class Action Report, the sole compendium in the U.S. dedicated exclusively to complex workplace litigation.” The blog is designed to keep corporate America informed of the latest…
We’ll head north for today’s blog – Canadian Employment & Pension Law is another blog from big firm Stikeman Elliott, discussing pretty much what you would imagine – employment law, labour law, and pension and benefits law. You’ll find recent posts there on topics that include damage awards under PIPEDA, non-worker fatalities, the Accessibility for…
The Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog is brought to you by the Merlin Law Group, a firm with offices in Texas, Florida, Colorado, and Florida. Chip Merlin calls himself “The Policyholder’s Advocate,” and on the blog he’s providing news of interest on coverage issues, including insurer insolvency, understanding the difference between “release” and “indemnity,” and…
The Law under Construction blog has been taking a hiatus for the past two months, so let’s hope they come back soon. It’s a blog built for Indiana construction professionals to monitor the developing world of construction law. The author is Ryan Bowers, a lawyer at Barnes & Thornburg. This posts primarily cover construction, surety…
We end the week with a look at the art of negotiation. The Negotiation Law Blog is the work of Victoria Pynchon, a mediator/arbitrator, who blogs here on the settlement of legal disputes. Recent posts include discussions on the issue of power in negotiation, ten steps to an effective apology, and interest-based negotiation for lawyers.
The Probate e-Lawyer is published by Fortenberry Legal, an estate planning lawyer who represents clients throughout Florida, Mississippi, and Alabama. They’re blogging about DIY wills, 2010 Estates, and real estate recording changes, among other subjects.
The folks at the Ontario firm of Heenan Blaikie are blogging at the Condo Reporter, which provides timely commentaries on the latest developments in condominium law in the province. Recent posts have discussed owner requests for records, condo pool safety, breaking class, and prohibiting dangerous offenders in condos, among other topics.
Today we head down the coast from yesterday’s blog, to the California Workplace Law Blog. Published by big firm Jackson Lewis and edited by attorney Jonathan Siegel, it provides insight and commentary on California workplace law issues and developments. You’ll find recent posts on “learned professionals,” sabbaticals, commissions, and more.
Seattle attorney Karen Koehler is The Velvet Hammer. I guess that’s different from The Texas Hammer, who we have down here, and in her About page you’ll find out why:
Yes, I’m a lawyer. But I’m also a human being. I have a doggie named Nala, three daughters, eat brown sugar cinnamon pop
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We end the week on another big firm blog, this one about litigation. At Proskauer on Class and Collective Actions, editors Mark Batten and Elise Bloom (along with a slew of firm contributors) are discussing developments in class action litigation. Recent posts include discussion on topics like mandatory arbitration, the recent Wal-Mart class action…
