We’ll be visiting a few Canadian blogs this week, starting with Canada’s E-Discovery Blog. It’s published by Wortzman Nickle, billed as Canada’s first e-discovery law firm. You’ll find recent posts on cooperation in e-discovery, keyword search, and other topics.

Mitch Jackson and Lisa Wilson are Laguna Hills, California trial attorneys with 20 years worth of trial experience each. They’re sharing their knowledge at TrialLawyerTips.com, with posts on making adjustments during trial, non-lawyer trial feedback, telling a powerful story at trial, and jury selection, among others.

Here’s a blog that also double’s as a firm website. Information Law Group is a group of four lawyers who aim to provide services in the areas of privacy, data security, information technology, e-commerce and intellectual property. The lawyers have a nationwide practice, with offices, in Denver, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, and Connecticut. They’re…

A real estate blog for you today – San Diego attorney Kevin Forrester publishes Forrester on Real Estate Law. He’s very much involved in arbitration and mediation of real estate disputes, so many of his posts deal with that, as well as disclosures, confidentiality, and other topics.

Although he’s still a third-year in law school, Alabaman Keith Lee wants to be prepared for life after the bar, and at An Associate’s Mind he’s channeling Shoshin, a concept in Zen Buddhism otherwise known as Beginner’s Mind. He believes (and he’s right) that an associate’s mind should be flexible and open to new…

Get out of town! Fox Rothschild has another blog? It’s true – this one is called California Employment Law, and as you might expect, it provides commentary on issues facing California employers. It’s published by San Francisco office lawyers Keith Chrestionson, Alexander Hernaez, and Jeffrey Polsky.

We’ll round out our tour of Canadian law blogs this week by visiting Professional Discipline, brought to you by Canadian lawyer Johannes Schenk. He hopes to make the blog a resource in professional discipline matters, following a broad body of case law and primary and secondary resource materials in an effort to consolidate principles…

We continue our trip this week to Canada by visiting the Ontario Insurance Law Blog. It’s published by John Norton and Tara Pollitt of the Ontario firm of McCall Dawson Osterberg Handler. They’re discussing a number of different insurance issues, including MMS changes, accident benefits, liquour liability, municipal law, and a lot more.