I have spoken here and elsewhere about the great possibilities of having bloggers conduct online CLE via mp3 or webinar. George Wallace over at Declarations and Exclusions hasn’t exactly done that, but he has made available an online interview on Blogging Insurance Law. It’s a good pitch for the benefits of blogging, for insurance…

Last week Carolyn Elefant advocated reading law-related weblogs to satisfy CLE requirements saying, “Blogs provide a constant influx of new legal developments and commentary every single day – and in the long run, make lawyers far more aware of new developments than a one hour CLE class where you’re not even obliged to listen.” I…

Another blog from the Law Professor Blogs is up and running. This time it’s the AntitrustProf Blog, and it’s written by Shubha Ghosh, a professor at the University of Buffalo Law School.

Will he ever stop? Anthony Cerminaro has yet another blog, this one called Deal Attorney. In it, he discusses “commercial and financial transactions such as mergers and acquisitions, venture capital, intellectual property licensing, product distribution, strategic partnerships and joint ventures.”

Well, it’s Anthony Cerminaro week here at Inter Alia, as I’m featuring his fourth blog, Bio Lex Tech. Anthony’s writing here on biotech, bioengineering, bioinformatics, genomics, biometrics, and other biotechnology. In my experience, people who work on more than one blog (let alone four) tend to get overextended — let’s hope that doesn’t happen…

Anthony Cerminaro, whose Nano Tech Lex and Bizz Bang Buzz blogs I have previously mentioned in this space, is also publishing Robo Lex Tech, which focuses on robotics, automation, expert systems, artificial intelligence, wearable computers, bionics, and other human-machine technology. Looks more “robo” than “lex” right now, but he’s just getting started.

Students at the New England School of Law are blogging at the American Constitution Society of New England College of Law, featuring news, information, and discussion of interest to “anyone with a progressive view of the Constitution.”

NYCLegal features a group of New York lawyers who provide per diem services in NYC and beyond. And they’re also blogging over there on matters of interest to New York lawyers.