You may have noticed that I have been featuring bankruptcy blogs lately – I came across a bunch all at one time, so I’m featuring some of the blogs with better content. One common theme all of these bankruptcy blogs have is that they are primarily directed at potential clients – many of them provide
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Blawg of the Day – MediateBC
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MediateBC is the blog of The Mediate BC Society, a dispute resolution organization in British Columbia. The blog is devoted to discussing the development of dispute resolution services, as well as improving access to justice and introducing a problem-solving approach to justice system professionals and users.
Blawg of the Day – Immigration View
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Today’s blog comes from uber-blogging firm Fox Rothschild. It’s Immigration View, helping readers navigate complex U.S. immigration laws. They are discussing topics that include the Interview Waiver Program (in India), potential upcoming immigration reform, and news relating to embassies and immigration offices around the world.
Blawg of the Day – CFBP Monitor
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Today we visit one of the blogs nominated for this year’s ABA Blawg 100. The CFPB Monitor provides “news, guidance and insightful perspectives for companies affected by the policies and actions of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. It’s brought to you by the Consumer Financial Services Group at big firm Ballard Spahr, and they’re…
Blawg of the Day – Don’t Go Alone: A Bankruptcy Law Blog
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The firm of Kelsey & Trask, of Framingham, Massachusetts, publishes Don’t Go Alone: A Bankruptcy Law Blog. As you can tell from the title, the blog is primarily aimed at debtors and creditors and how to go through the bankruptcy process. Lots of infographics!
Blawg of the Day – Steptoe Cyberblog
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The Steptoe Cyberblog is published by worldwide big firm Steptoe & Johnson. The goal of the blog is to serve up “opinionated and provocative thoughts on the issues – especially cybersecurity and privacy – that arise at the intersection of law, information technology, and security.” You’ll find recent posts on topics like the EU’s new…
Blawg of the Day – CEB Blog
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The CEB Blog calls itself “your partner in practice,” but this message primarily goes to California attorneys. CEB stands for Continuing Education of the Bar, a professional development program of the University of California. The blog offers helpful tips in different types of substantive law, including constitutional law, criminal law, elder law, employment law, estate…
Blawg of the Day – Palmetto Public Finance Forum
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From yesterday’s Florida blog we’ll travel north slightly to visit the Palmetto Public Finance Forum. It’s brought to you by the public finance group at Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, a firm with offices all over South Carolina. The authors serve as bond counsel for a number of different public entities, including general government, utility, healthcare,…
Blawg of the Day – Florida Appellate Review
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Let’s head to the sunshine state today for a look at the Florida Appellate Review, which is published by Dan Bushell of Bushell Appellate Law. As with most appellate blogs, Dan is discussing opinions of interest in various areas – but he also reports on the latest news from the courts, including election information,…
Blawg of the Day – Bankruptcy Beat
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Let’s end the week with a newspaper blog. Bankruptcy Beat provides “an inside look at companies in trouble,” and it’s from the Wall Street Journal’s Daily Bankruptcy Review. As you might expect, each day you’ll find news stories on notable bankruptcies and other items on companies with money troubles.