Today’s blog is on a topic near and dear to my heart, despite the fact that the blog’s title is not very elegant. The Not-For-Profit/Exempt Organizations Blog is a group effort from the lawyers at Proskauer Rose. Some of the discussions you might find here center on charitable giving, endowments, governance, healthcare organizations, pro bono,…

For all you lawyers interested in an interactive discussion of the business of fashion, check out the Fashion Law Blog. It’s authored by the Fashion lawyers at uber-blogging firm Fox Rothschild. They’re discussing topics like the Design Piracy Prohibition Act, fashion intellectual property, licensing, and other fashion business issues. A great niche to blog

It’s refreshing to find blogs with titles that are more creative than “the [insert state name here] [insert practice area here] blog,” and Keep Home Your Own is one such blog. It provides insight and commentary for people at risk of losing their home through no fault of their own, and it’s published by Richard…

I don’t know if I’ve ever seen a blog’s title trademarked, but such is the case with Hunton Employment & Labor Perspectives. It’s published by Hunton’s Class Actions Task Force, and they’re discussing such employment and labor topics as age discrimination, ERISA, employee privacy, FMLA, the NLRB, Title VII, trade secrets, and whistleblowers, among

A real estate blog for you today: the Southeast Real Estate Advisor is published by Kevin Caiaccio, of the Caiaccio Law Firm in Atlanta. He’s discussing real estate acquisitions, finance, investing, retail listing, and more.

And the Canadian blogs just keep on coming! Today it’s the Education Law Blog, which is published by Noah Sarna, an Associate at Boughton Law Corporation in Vancouver. The blog covers the issues, cases, and events of interest to British Columbia’s educational community, but I’ll bet there are some topics that would be useful…

Practical Compliance is a blog generally focused on technology, law, government, and management practices for small businesses and nonprofits. It’s published by Lewis Kinard, who in addition to having been a general counsel and C-Level executive for corporations, has also served as a criminal judge and radio talk show host.

Another Canadian blog for you today, and one in a very specific niche area. The KF Modified Blog is for current users and others interested in the KF Classification Method for use in Canadian Law Libraries. You’ll find posts here on the method’s history, usage tips, and future directions. It’s published by F. Tim Knight.