The Fox Rothschild firm sure has a lot of law blogs, and today I feature another of them. Delaware Intellectual Property Litigation covers not only IP but also antitrust litigation in the First State. It’s primarily authored by Gregory Williams, and he’s talking about patents as well as antitrust and patent misuse.

Here’s a niche blog in the personal injury field – pain pumps. The Pain Pump Law Blog provides analysis on local anesthetics and infusion pumps for injured persons, lawyers, and the public. It’s published by David Burton, a lawyer with the firm of Burton & Simkin in Richmond, Indiana. The topics discussed include catheter placement,…

One of my favorite e-discovery companies, Catalyst, has its own blog. The Catalyst E-Discovery Blog[/url] features posts on various EDD topics, including common e-discovery errors, the Electronic Discovery Reference Model, privilege review, and more.

It’s the week for legal technology blogs, and more specifically, paperless office blogs! Our blog today is Digital Workflow CLE, which has been offering “paperless solutions for lawyers since 11111010101.” It’s authored by friend and longtime blogger Ernie Svenson, a New Orleans lawyer and legal technology legend. You’ll find information here on online file…

Today, a blog on a subject near and dear to my heart (and profession) – legal technology! The blog is called Going Paperless, with the tagline “One lawyer’s quest to make work easier.” It’s authored by Molly DiBianca, a Delaware attorney with the firm of Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor. The blog is a…

A construction law blog for you today: Construction Law Today is a blog about construction contracts, disputes, finance and the people whose job it is to deal with them. It’s authored by Josh Glazov, a principal in the Chicago office of Much Shelist. He aims to talk straight and to the point about news and…

The Southwest Florida HR Law & Solutions  blog is dedicated to employers throughout Southwest Florida. It’s published by the Fort Myers firm of Henderson Franklin, and they’re talking about such topics as disability discrimination, COBRA, leave policies, terminations and layoffs, wages and overtime, and more.

“Anchor Plate” is traditionally defined as “a metal plate fastened to the exterior of a brick building with a washer or tie rod to reinforce structural support, usually decorative.” The blog The Anchor Plate defines itself as “a virtual gathering place for dialogue about the nature of practicing intellectual property law, to increase knowledge and…