Here’s another blog that should be publishing more, but hasn’t within the past two months. Technology Law Source is “mapping the evolving legal landscape,” with discussions on data breach notification, domain names, identify theft, social media, and more. It’s published by Porter Wright – these big firms ought to know better – get back to

Another interesting “niche-ish” blog for you today – it’s called GlobalTort, and it aims to map “the intersections among torts, science, corporate law, insurance and bankruptcy.” Not all of the authors are lawyers – Kirk Hartley is with Childress Duffy Goldblatt, a litigation firm with offices in Chicago and Florida. Also blogging with him

Here’s a blog on something most lawyers probably don’t think about all that often – legal project management. More and more these days, as lawyers find that the practice of law is coming closer to operating a business, they are moving to use project management techniques to get things done within the firm. Steven Levy

ON Securities is the blog of Marty Rosenbaum, a lawyer with the Minneapolis firm of Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand. He’s discussing securities, governance and executive compensation issues facing public companies, on such topics as disclosure, the Dodd-Frank act, investor relations, public company reporting, and SOX, among others.

Are you a member of a homeowners or other neighborhood association in Virginia? Then you’ll appreciate the Virginia Community Association Law Blog. It’s published by the Richmond firm LeClair Ryan, and you’ll find some interesting posts on board member duties, collections, covenant enforcement, leasing issues, meetings and proxies, recreational facilities, and more.