The self-titled Janzen Ag Law is brought to you by Todd Janzen, an Indianapolis lawyer and general counsel to the Indiana Professional Dairy Farmers.  The blog aims to inform and entertain the agricultural community on important issues; you’ll find posts on topics including genetically modified corn, aflotoxin in harvested corn, the Right to Farm Act,…

Although interest in corporate political activity was invigorated by the Citizens United case, it has been an issue for some time now.  At the Corporate Political Activity Law Blog, they’re discussing various issues on the topic, with recent posts on campaign finance reform in New York state, pay-to-play ordinances, and stealth lobbying, among other…

The International Lawyers Network is an association of 91 law firms with over 5,000 lawyers worldwide.  At ILN Today, they’re discussing issues of interest to their members, and others interested in international law.  You’ll find posts on all sorts of topics, not just international law – including recent posts on right to die and…

Let’s end the week north of the border, with Canadian Mining Law, a blog from big firm Stikeman Elliott.  The blog is designed to provide insights, information, and resources on legal developments relevant to the mining industry.  You’ll find recent posts on advertising prohibits in private placements, issuer disclosure of payments to governments, amending…

From criminal law we’ll head into the appellate arena with One Court of Justice, which states it is “the leading Michigan appellate blog, offering coverage of the Michigan Supreme Court and the Michigan Court of Appeals.”  It’s published by Warner Norcross & Judd, a firm with offices all over Michigan.  The blog focuses on…

Houston lawyer Mark Bennett’s Defending People is about the art and science of criminal defense trial lawyering, as well anything else that interests Mark and is even remotely connected to the subject.  In some of his recent posts he comments on current cases he’s handling, specifically his interactions with opposing counsel and the court.  He…

Today we’ll head out to sea with Navigable Waters, a maritime law blog.  In addition to covering maritime law, the Longshore and Harbor Workers Compensation Act, and the Defense Base Act, they provide some lagniappe for their Louisiana readers with decisions and issues of interest in that area.  Recent posts are addressing recent court…

The legal technology blog No Option for Law Firm is described as “a law blog written by someone from IT or an IT blog written by someone who works for a law firm.”  In either case, that someone is Jason Plant, an IT manager for a large global law firm based in the United Kingdom.  …