Brendon Carr, an American lawyer living in Korea, has started Aurora Log, devoted to issues of Korean law. I believe this may be the first blawg on international law issues.

Election Law will discuss “the law of politics and the politics of law, including election law, campaign finance, legislation, and redistricting. This blog is…

Thanks to Denise and Steven for today’s new law-related weblogs:

First up is the Old Fox Den, from legal research specialist and information architect Terry Seale.

Scott’s Jurisprudence is maintained by Indiana attorney Michael Scott, who intends to provide “unique analysis and perspective on legal, business, social and artistic issues of the day.” Scott…

Anybody who reads this weblog on a regular basis knows that I have two current obsessions: weblogs and Google (well, Google’s more a religion than an obsession, I think). Now comes news that Google has purchased Pyra Labs, the company behind Blogger software. This move is huge.

Two new blawgs to mention today. Lawyer and Internet techology guru Dennis Kennedy has finally debuted his blog, DennisKennedy.blog. It’s brand new, so give him some time….but big things are going to happen here.

And Ernie’s wife Monique goes live with Products Liability Blawg, a weblog devoted to…yes, products liability. Welcome, Monique! You…

I feel a little like a broken record, talking about new law-related weblogs almost every day. Nevertheless, I must:

First, an update on Weblogs at Harvard; there’s an About page posted, stating that the purpose of the site is to encourage the creation of weblogs among those in the Harvard universe, from students, to…

It has been a busy week in the world of law-related blogs. Law librarian Steven Cohen of Library Stuff and Indiana law professor Jeff Cooper of Cooped Up recently upgraded their websites to Movable Type, and they look good! (gee, everybody’s changing over to Movable Type — am I missing something?)

On a sad note,…

Two new law-related weblogs to mention today. First up is MyShingle, a site for and about solos and small law firms. While it’s not *technically* a weblog, it’s close enough for me, and it does have an RSS feed. What more do you need?

Also very new is Weblogs at Harvard, a blog…

New York lawyer John Maltbie goes live with actualmalice.com, a blawg devoted to libel, privacy, newsgathering, and other First Amendment issues. (Via TechLawAdvisor)