Not a day goes by that I don’t find out about some new law blog on the Internet, and today I have two more (plus an index) for your consideration. First up is Balkinization, featuring commentary on law, politics and culture by Yale law professor Jack Balkin. (Via Bag and Baggage, via InstaPundit…

This first is not a new blog, exactly. Broc Romanek has moved his RealCorporateLawyer blog to a new site, TheCorporateCounsel.net Blog. He promises to include even more practical information on corporate law. (Via Blawg.org)

A blog I’m looking forward to reading is Sub Judice, where “two recently minted lawyers” plan to discuss…

The law blogs just keep on coming! Here are a few worth mentioning:

I was devastated when the LLRX Newsstand stopped publishing back in December — it was a must-have website for the latest in news at the crossroads of law and technology. I have known for about a month that my new friend Sabrina…

An interesting discussion has arisen among some of my lawyer/blogger colleagues, about what really makes a law blog a blawg. Ernie argues that his site is not a true “law blog,” because it doesn’t discuss a particular legal specialty. Bill Altreuter of Outside Counsel replies that if it’s a blog about being a lawyer,…

The folks at the Stark County Law Library in Canton Ohio (some of whom I count among my ILRW subscribers) have started the SCLLA Blawg, with lots of helpful information for the legal researcher.

Also, I was looking at my referrer logs yesterday, and found a link to a German blawg, Handakte WebLAWg.…

Knowledge Aforethought is a weblog on knowledge management which spends time “thinking about how legal knowledge workers collect, and then connect, the dots.”

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