And on they roll:

• z., a legal reference librarian, publishes Legal References, “a blog covering law, librarianship, research, and technology.” My kinda blog
• The Westminster Law Library at the University of Denver has begun a blawg listing — keep it up!

Continuing our tour from yesterday:

• Declarations and Exclusions features News and Comment on California Insurance and Professional Liability Law (and other legal topics) from California lawyer George Wallace.
• A pair of intellectual property weblogs from the Intellect Law Group: The Copyright Blog and The Patent Blog.

The onslaught of law-related weblogs just keeps on coming, via Denise, Ernie (at a new location), and Jerry — I’ll be posting them all week:

• Houston Lawyer William Dyer hosts BeldarBlog, the “online journal of a curmudgeonly trial lawyer and Internet dilettante.”
• Livefree is written by Missouri lawyer Brian Scheiderer, who discusses

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More new law-related weblogs, courtesy of Blawg.org:

• Richard Carstone & Co. is about to become a first-year law student. Judging from the title of his weblog, I’d say he’s already got the law business nailed.
• Second-year law student Christopher presents Law, Politics, and Press, focusing “primarily on civil rights, civil liberties, and

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Here are a few new law-related weblogs noticed by Blawg.org recently:

• Proper Binge is published by someone soon to be a “1L at one of this nation’s top law schools.”
• The Mommy Blawg will offer commentary on all manner of things, including pregnancy, childbirth, homebirth, child development, health, vaccinations, home schooling, classical education, access by

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TheCorporateCounsel.net has a new feature — Blog City — with a listing of weblogs concentrating on corporate law and governance.

Today’s new blawgs come courtesy of Blawg.org:

• Robert Unterberger, the founder of Legal Writing Success, has been very busy launching not one, not two, but three blawgs last week — the New Jersey Personal Injury Lawyers Blog andPennsylvania Personal Injury Lawyers Blog, for those interested in tort law, and the Law

The tide of blawgs just keeps rollin’ on:

• A “50-something mother, wife, grandmother, law student, certified webmaster, decorative artist, who is beginning a whole new life” has made a good start with Le-Gal.
• Groklaw is written by a paralegal who sounds like a real techie.
• Joseph Gusmano, an intellectual property lawyer at Weinstock, Friedman

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