• NPOBlogs bills itself as “News from People Who Are Getting Things Done.” It’s an aggregator that gathers weblog entries in various categories — environment, law & society, nonprofit sector, peace, politics, public policy, technology, and others — and brings them right to your desktop.
• Michael Arkfeld, the man behind the Digital Practice of Law blog, 

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From across the pond, Elbornes’ Insurance News is a legal resource for the London insurance and reinsurance market.

Disablawg is a disability law resource owned and operated by the Web community deafGA.org.

Ernie points us to the RAWBLOG, published by Peter Friedman of Case Law School. (And since we’re on an RSS kick this morning, this weblog would be even better with the addition of an RSS feed….)

A federal appellate clerk in the South, known only as Publius, brings us Legal Fiction, described as an “unconventional look at law, politics, and culture from a southern, non-Federalist Society law clerk.”

• Stephan Ott is blogging on deep linking over at Links and Law.
• yclipse features notes and comments on legal technology issues from Michigan lawyer Sean Fosmire, whose company publishesCourts.net.

Distorted Veracity is the blog of Cantey & Hanger attorney Ryan. Nice to see a fellow Texan blawger!

Evan Schaeffer, an Illinois lawyer, is now writing Notes from the (Legal) Underground, billed as “A blawg that asks the question — can lawyers be entertaining?”

Having personal experience in this matter, I can definitely say the answer to this question is YES.