New York readers of this blog may find Divorce: New York interesting. It provides recent developments in divorce law for the legal profession and the public. It’s brought to you by Long Island lawyer Neil Cahn, and he’s discussing the usual family law topics, but with a New York twist – collaborative law, child support,…

Today, a blog on a favorite topic of mine – technology. The Digital Workplace Blog is providing “management and technology updates to enhance working anytime, anywhere.” It’s published by big firm Littler Mendelson, and you’ll mostly find posts here on social media in the workplace, and the legal issues around using it.

I featured a blog from Jonathan Rosenfeld and the Rosenfeld Injury lawyers a few weeks ago, and today I’m mentioning another one. The Child Injury Laws Blog is discussing ATV injuries, crib safety, day care accidents, gun safety, and trampolines, among other topics.

Kent Talbert served as General Counsel of the U.S. Department of Education from 2006-2009. He’s now working at the D.C. firm of Talbert & Eitel, and he’s also publishing the Education Law Review, a blog that provides education law and policy information and analysis. You’ll see posts there on tuition tax credits, FERPA (the…

To close out the week, another business law-related blog. It’s the Investment Fund Law Blog, featuring updates and insights on legal issues facing fund managers and investors. Published by big firm Pillsbury Winthrop, you’ll find posts on topics including the private adviser exception, performance fees, and China funds.

An interesting niche blog for you today – the Capital Markets Group at Latham & Watkins is publishing the Weekly Words of Wisdom Blog, a regular series documenting some of the interesting capital markets questions they have recently encounters. Readers will find recent posts on such topics as using Form S-11 as a shelf,…

Jonathan Rosenfeld of Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers is publishing the Nursing Homes Abuse Blog, with posts on assisted living, bed rail injuries, bed sores, broken bones, food poisoning, medication errors, sexual abuse and assault, and whistleblower claims – all in the context of the nursing home.

Interested in learning more about the “bag tax,” franchise goodwill, and electricity charges for retailers? Then check out the Retail Law Observer, a blog published by the folks at big firm Crowell & Moring. Their Retail Law Practice represents a broad spectrum of retail clients, including specialty retailers, department stores, and big-box retailers across…