M. Sean Fosmire, who publishes the great yclipse tech journal, is tackling a completely different topic at his new weblog, Logos. The blawg will discuss and analyze legal cases and, more generally, legal and constitutional issues pertaining to the proper role of religion in American society.

Walloworld is the weblog of Bill Wallo, a lawyer and occasional freelance writer living in Northern Wisconsin.

Morningstar Multimedia, a Philadelphia firm providing positioning, strategy, and creative services to law firms, also publishes the Law Firm Marketing Blog, with updates at least once a week.

• Douglas Sorocco, an intellectual property attorney with Dunlap, Codding & Rogers, has been publishing PHOSITA since January. An intellectual property weblog, PHOSITA stands for “Person Having Ordinary Skill In The Art.”
• Promote the Progress is written by J. Matthew Buchanan, a patent attorney who is focusing on patent procurement, use, management, and other patent-related

Criminal Appeal covers post-conviction practice in the Ninth Circuit and the California state courts. It’s brought to you by Jonathan Soglin, a criminal appellate lawyer in California.

The Illinois Trial Practice Weblog offers tips and techniques for trial lawyers, whether plaintiff or defense. This looks to be a great resource for trial lawyers.

Fellow Texan and Houston Attorney Tom Kirkendall recently debuted Houston’s Clear Thinkers, which will feature his and his friends’ “observations regarding developments in law, business, politics, culture, sports, and other matters of general interest to the Houston legal and business communities.” Looks like lots of matters of interest to Houston residents. Give it a

Matthew Homann, a lawyer from Highland Illinois, has been blogging over at the [non]billable hour for a few weeks now, and he’s got some great content. Matthew and I both are interested in high school mock trial competitions, so I feel like I know him already.