Here’s another blog on a great topic that could be updated more frequently, but isn’t. The Virginia Business Law Update features news and legal developments affecting Virginia business, with posts on such topics as business incorporation, intellectual property, non-competes, startups, trade secrets, and best practices, among others. It’s brought to you by The PCT Law…

Today’s blog hasn’t posted in nearly 2 months, which is pretty close to me declaring it a “dead” or “dormant” blog – but I get so few blogs from Alabama, I decided to mention it in the event that this might get them going again. Alabama Litigation Review is published by Jeff Blackwell, of the…

Big firm Jackson Lewis is out with another blog, this one on a hot topic these days. The Global Immigration Blog is authored by Sean Hanagan, William Manning, and Harry Joe. They’re providing insight, news and strategy on immigration matters around the world, on topics such as the USCIS and visas.

The Condo Law Blog is brought to you by Fine & Deo, barristers and solicitors based in Ontario, Canada. They’re talking about occupier’s liability, mortgage rules, condo corporation bylaws, home renovation tax credits, the “McMahon Hot Tub Case,” and more.

Clicklaw is a site that provides legal information, education, and help for British Columbians – its companion Clicklaw Blog aims to keep you informed with what’s new on Clicklaw.

Yet another blog today from Jacksonville lawyer David M. Goldman. This one is the Florida Foreclosure Defense Lawyers Blog, a topic that unfortunately many folks are dealing with nowadays. He’s posting on topics including foreclosure alternatives, defense, counterclaims, scams, terms, mediation, and more.

The Ranchod Law Group of San Francisco (and Santa Clara, and Santa Barbara as well) publishes the Immigration Law Blog, with tips and information on immigration law issues. The posts you’ll read there deal mostly with the different types of visas (E2, F1, H1B, J2, L1, etc.), immigration reforms, green cards, and more.

Taxidermy: getting under the skin of tax law (love the name!) hails from across the pond in the United Kingdom. Ann’s firm provides bespoke tax advice, and she’s trying to make tax more interesting in her blog. She takes what should be dull, confusing tax information and definitely makes it more lively and interesting to…