A blog in my own Texas backyard for you today – The Appellate Record is published by Kendall Gray of the Houston office of Andrews Kurth. He describes the blog as “the online community and virtual watering hole for appellate lawyers and anyone else who is comfortable with their inner law nerd.” You’ll find posts
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Blawg of the Day – Health Care Integration Advisors
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The Albany/Poughkeepsie firm of Iseman, Cunningham, Riester & Hyde is publishing Health Care Integration Advisors, where they help people in “overcoming obstacles among the continuum of care.” You’ll find posts here on such topics as compliance, healthcare reform, New York laws and developments, and Stark and Anti-kickback laws.
Blawg of the Day – Abbey Spanier Blog
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The Abbey Spanier Blog is the self-titled publication of the New York firm of Abbey Spanier Rodd & Abrams, LLP. They’re weighing in on important topics and trends pertaining to class actions in the areas of employment, securities, antitrust, consumer protection law, and more. There’s also a “There Oughtta Be a Law” feature every Friday,…
Blawg of the Day – The Critical Path
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A combo blog for you today – construction law and ADR. The Critical Path aims to provide tools for resolving construction disputes, through talking about various mediation techniques for dealing with construction law claims. It’s published by Ron White Mediation, a Claremont, California mediator with a long legal career in construction law.
Blawg of the Day – The CFSL Bulletin
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The CFSL Bulletin is published by big firm Foley & Lardner, and CFSL stands for Consumer Financial Services Litigation. You’ll find posts here on the new Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection, various fraud statutes, lending discrimination, and much more.
Blawg of the Day – RLUIPA Blog
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I love a good niche blog, and today’s blog is in such a small niche I almost had to look it up. Fortunately, the blog authors have a page explaining the purpose of their blog (which I recommend everyone do!). The RLUIPA Blog discusses the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act, a statute that…
Blawg of the Day – Michigan Collection Law Blog
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We head to Michigan today, to visit the Michigan Collection Law Blog. It’s published by Gary Nitzkin of Nitzkin & Associates – I first met Gary a number of years ago at ABA TECHSHOW, and he’s a great guy. You’ll find blog posts on bad debt collection, collection law firms in the news,…
Blawg of the Day – BC Law Watch Blog
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The BC Law Watch Blog is billed as “your one-stop portal for news, events and opinions as it relates to the practice of law in British Columbia. Some of the topics you’ll see discussed here include BC Courts, Law Reform, Law Schools, Legal Associations, Legal Aid and Access to Justice, among others. It’s published by…
Blawg of the Day – Product Liability Monitor
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Big firm Weil Gotshal & Manges is publishing the Product Liability Monitor, with postsabout consumer product safety, expert witnesses, mass torts, pharmaceutical law, product recalls, risk management, and more.
Blawg of the Day – Legal Frontiers
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We close out the week with a blog on international law, from Canada. Legal Frontiers is “McGill’s Blog on International Law,” McGill being the College of Law located in Montreal. They hope to create a scholarly social network where individuals can identify key issues and challenges, test new theories, and draw attention to important causes,…