Two new weblogs to mention this weekend. Gary Hart becomes the second (possible) presidential candidate with a blog — and from the looks of it, he writes his own material. We’ll see how long that lasts.
Closer to home, Dallas law firm Verner & Brumley has launched the Texas Family Law Blawg, which intends…
My friend Jim Calloway has posted Part II of his report on law-related weblogs, with a nice listing of some of them.
Blawg.org points us to AmazonLawyer, a law-related weblog “devoted to legal issues concerning women’s rights, children’s rights, terrorism, first responders, municipal government, aeronautics and aviation, Alice Cooper,” and anything else that strikes her fancy. Check it out.
Two new law-related weblogs to start off your week:
First up is the Indiana Law Blog, featuring a focus on administrative law, plus interesting developments in law and technology. Lots of biotech and environmental news here. (Via Cooped Up)
Another addition to the ranks of law student bloggers is the appropriately named Law…
Howard has named the SW Virginia Law Blog the Interesting Law Blog of the Day — check it out for the latest in Virginia legal news.
Denise directs us to four new law student weblogs today. Must….Sleep chronicles the life of a law student living (and sleeping, presumably) in Chicago.
University of Memphis law student Mason Wilson maintains two blawgs — his own weblog, blogwash, and Tiger Law, a full service web log for Memphis law students. Mason’s currently…
The blogs just keep on coming! Today’s selection:
The creator of the Louisiana Supreme Court Report expands his offerings with the Louisiana Legislature Report, which follows the latest prefiled, pending and passed legislature with summaries and commentary. (Via Ernie)
Following on the heels of my article on Computer and Technology Law, Jonathan Bender…
Steven Cohen over at Library Stuff pointed out two new weblogs that might be of interest to you. First is Legal Mac, a weblog for legal professionals who use Macs. (How many is that? I can’t imagine there are a lot…) And the Legal Theory Blog focuses on recent scholarship in jurisprudence, law and…
Ernie points us to Class Actions, from the Alabama law firm of Dice & Gregory. The blog’s goal is to collect information about class actions and complex litigation and offer observations on current issues in complex litigation. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: this is a terrific way to get your…
The Network of Trial Law Firms has a weblog that apparently has been around since December 2000, making it one of the early law-related blogs. (Via net.law.blog)
