I’ve got a fantastic niche blog for you today – it’s Law and the Multiverse, a blog covering superheroes, supervillains, and the law. They do a much better job of explaining what they’re talking about, so I’ll let them take over:
If there’s one thing comic book nerds like doing it’s over-thinking the smallest
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Today’s blog is Florida Commercial News, which is published by Rosa Eckstein Schechter of the eponymous Eckstein Schechter law firm. She’s discussing land, development, building and business, with posts on subjects like foreign investor interest in South Florida real estate, CMBS spreads, foreclosures, and more.
And we’re back to the big firm blogs today with Employment Matters, from Mintz Levin. It’s a blog about current developments and issues in employment, labor and benefits law, and it’s being written by a number of the firm’s lawyers. You’ll find recent posts on school-related leave, immigration discrimination, and recent decisions on effective…
I wound up with one extra business law blog, so I’ll finish this series on a Monday. We end with SEC Tea Party, a blog that provides commentary on SEC administrative decisions. It’s published by Robert Fusfeld, a former SEC enforcement lawyer and now lecturer at the Institute for Public Policy Studies at the…
We end our three-week series on business law blogs by visiting SEC Actions, a blog covering SEC investigations, civil and criminal securities enforcement actions, class actions and internal investigations. It’s published by Thomas Gorman, a lawyer in the Washington, D.C. office of Dorsey & Whitney. He’s talking a lot lately about fraud – by…
Continuing our tour of business law blogs, The Race to the Bottom is a unique collaboration among legal professionals, law school faculty, and law school students from around the country. The blog is designed as a forum for discussing methods of improving the corporate governance process, the role of the SEC and Delaware in the…
A couple of securities law blogs for you over the next few days, starting with the Securities Law Practice Center. It’s brought to you by the folks at the Practising Law Institute, and edited by Kara O’Brien. The blog is designed to be a destination point for securities practitioners to get the latest…
Today’s business law blog has a narrower niche than the others – it’s the New York Business Litigation and Employment Attorneys Blog. As you might expect, the blog covers business litigation, employment and securities-related legal issues in New York. It’s published by New York City lawyer David Rich, who is discussing such recent topics…
This week we’re wrapping up a three-week series on business law blogs. Today I’ll introduce you to Nancy Rapoport, who’s a professor at the Boyd School of Law at UNLV. At her self-titled Nancy Rapoport’s Blogspot, she’s blogging about governance in higher education, in businesses, and law firms, as well as bankruptcy ethics, popular…
To close our second week visiting business law blogs, we’re visiting the blog with the longest title – The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation. The forum provides updates on working papers, speakers, seminars, and other activities sponsored by the program, as well as communications about corporate governance and financial…
