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Blogs and Blogging
Blawg of the day
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Michael Girards is a lawyer in Toronto, and he’s publishing e-Lawg, a Canadian perspective on the intersections of law and technology.
Blawg of the day
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The Iowa Family Law weblog presents legal news, court decisions, and information on — as you would expect — Iowa family law. There haven’t been many posts to this blog. I hope it sticks around; topic-specific blawgs are really the most useful for lawyers who don’t normally visit weblogs.
Blawg of the day
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Carol Nottenburg is writing Navigating the Patent Maze, with a focus on biotechnology patent law and online patent data.
Blawgs of the day
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- Nanosem IP is truly a focused blawg — it’s dedicated to advances and patent related issues in nanotechnology and semiconductor-based technology. The blawg belongs to patent attorney Benjamin M. Halpern.
- If you’re ever tempted to relocate your law practice to the U.S. Virgin Islands, talk to Iris, whose Welcome to Paradox blog details law and
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Blawgs of the Day
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Mass Legal Services has not one, but two new weblogs. First is the Legal Aid University Weblog, which which will make distance learning materials for lawyers available online. The MassLegal Website Blog has been blogging since October 2003, providing thoughts and ideas about legal aid technology.
Blawgs of the day
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- Martin has just started writing Boilerplate, a weblog “dedicated to elegant drafting in contracts: plain English, clarity, legal precision, appropriate risk allocation and commercial sense.” Hear, hear!
- The law students at the former En Banc have begun again, as it were, with De Novo, which will feature a continuing series of symposia on
Blawg of the day
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All Rise is written by a recovering lawyer, now performing legal research and analysis for one of the cable news networks. He plans to focus on the latest developments in high-profile legal proceedings.
Blawg of the Day
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IrishLaw is not really a blawg about legal issues in Ireland. It’s really a blawg about politics, culture, Catholicism, and law, from a Domer at Ohio State.
Blawgs of the Day
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It’s a great day for state-law-specific blawgs:
- Matthew Lerner is an attorney with Goldberg Segalla in New York, and he puts his knowledge of New York law to use with his New York Civil Law blawg.
- Farther west is the Colorado Appeals Blog, brought you by Blaine Myhre, an attorney with Isaac, Rosenbaum, Woods